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2. You have the desire to be
entrepreneur. But do you have the
traits needed to succeed as an
entrepreneur?
Here are the facts and characteristics
you need to know in order to become
a successful entrepreneur.

3. 60% of today’s
entrepreneurs said
that working for
others was not
appealing for them.

4. 64.2% said that
they always dreamt
of opening up a
company.

5. 74% were motivated
to accumulate wealth.

6. 66.2% wanted to
build up a startup
from scratch.

7. Before starting, 69%
had 10 years of
industry experience.

8. 18% had worked for
15 years.

9. 10.3% had 20 years
of experience.

10. stressed the need for
prior work experience
before jumping into
entrepreneurship.

11. attributed their success to
learning from previous
successful experiences.

12. put the value of a
good management
team as the reason
behind success.

13. claimed that good
fortune is an extremely
important factor.

14. claimed that good
fortune is an
extremely important
factor.

15. Perseverance
Does not get deflated by
failure but becomes
even more determined
to succeed in the future.

16. Initiative
Anticipates problems in
advance and solve them
in an efficient way.
Creates self-imposed
standards and enjoys
taking responsibility.

17. Self-Confidence
Know themselves
and others.

18. Creative Thinking
Have the proficiency to
turn an existing product
into a better one.

19. Knowledge-seeking
Always looking out to gain
more knowledge, from
failure as well as success.
Keep updated with
information that can lead to
growth.

20. Delegator
Doesn’t try to do every
task single handedly.
Uses the knowledge of
the team to delegate work
to the appropriate
member.

21. Relationtship-Builder
Possesses the ability to
influence, convince and
inspire and build
relationships that aid
growth.

22. Commitment to Others
Has the integrity to fulfill
promises made to
customers, suppliers and,
most importantly,
employees. Can be
trusted.

23. Risk Taker
Willing to take risks. Able
to calculate risk and
make quick decisions
when needed.

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