The sense of creating our dream organization and establishing our mark. No more bosses and the freedom to decide what and when we want to do things. The lure of the self-made person. While so much is attractive, not everyone has it in them to pursue entrepreneurship.  If in any doubt, consider the following questions.

  1. Are You Prepared for Hard Work?

Entrepreneurship demands dedication and effort. If you’re seeking an easy path, entrepreneurship might not be your cup of tea. Are you ready to commit to tasks like idea generation and marketing?

Do You Expect Quick Riches?

Are you hoping to strike it rich overnight? Entrepreneurship is a long-term game. Are you willing to gradually invest the time and effort required to build a successful business?

Are You Open to Learning?

Will you seek advice from experienced entrepreneurs when facing challenges? Being coachable can be a key to success. Are you open to guidance and collaboration?

Do You Wait for Inspiration?

If you rely on inspiration to act, remember that entrepreneurship often involves daily, uninspiring tasks. Can you start small and work toward your goals consistently?

Do You Believe You Need Everything?

Do you think you require many resources or perfect conditions to start? Many successful businesses begin with minimal resources. Are you adaptable and resourceful?

Don’t fool yourself. Going alone and starting something from scratch is likely the most work you will ever do, where you will be required to do functions you deem below your level and face challenges and stress you never imagined. Even when it is great, you cannot rest. 

There are rewards, but those remain available to those who have the tenacity, courage, determination, and desire to want to attain something they have dreamed of. 

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