Have you ever wondered whats the difference between a businessman and an Entrepreneur?
Well, we’re here to clear out that blurred line and also to instill that Warrior Entrepreneurship mentality within you.
An Entrepreneur always searches for change, responds to it, and exploits it as an Opportunity.
Entrepreneur is not just a profession, it’s a mentality
It includes some Personality traits that one person needs to have such as:
1- Not setting a cap on the limits : This just means that you as a person shouldn’t doubt the skills, or the growth of the business. The aim from the start should be that you want to make a Billion dollar Company.
2- Always think about the next level :Once you’re at the top of your game, think about how you can expand the current operations to the next level, Always ask yourself
What’s next?
– Kobe Bryant
“One thing that’ll limit you is you setting Limits for yourself”
4- Set Higher goals for yourself : Always set the bar at 200%, so that even if you land at 150% then you’re still higher by 50% then your initial goal, ask yourself what is the highest level of success that this business can get. If you’re selling t-shirts aim to be the ZARA, if you’re selling shoes, aim to be a Nike. Visualise It.
5- Choose your targets carefully : Appeal to the masses e.g D-Mart /or/ Aim for the classes e.g Nature’s Basket.
A high quantity with a lower price or a higher price with a low customer so as to maintain a brand value is completely dependent upon your choice but choose it carefully.
6- Capitalise on your time : As an Entrepreneur you need to know that the maturity period lasts for 3-4 years, so even if you can’t sustain for more that that time period then you should atleast maximise the revenue from these years.
7- Become the best at your Job : If you’re an entrepreneur, you can earn money in any business, for eg: if you want to be a Gardener, then become the best Gardener anyone has ever seen, be in the top 1-2% of the industry and you’ll always be financially stable.
8- Branch Out: continuing the same example, once you’ve become the best in the industry then branch out, make an organisation of the best Gardeners and provide services for it. Spread out, Spread your resources, Entrepreneurship is all about that.
9- Failure is Okay, Giving up is not: The journey is all about Failure,Success is all about growth but failure is what makes you experienced, So even if you face a downfall, know that it’s alright and it is giving you a lesson to learn so that you don’t make that mistake again.
10- Enjoy your success, but don’t let it go to your head: This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t enjoy success, do enjoy but in moderation, don’t let the success go to your head that makes you feel egoistic and feel great about yourself. Keep a filter in your head and keeptelling yourself that you aren’t successful enough, that you want more of it, that you aren’t done showing your talent or performing. Stay Hungry for achieveing more.
Keep Challenging yourself and keep pushing your limits so that once your atmosphere changes it makes you feel more motivated to ork.
Going out of your Comfort Zone: Keep working hard and working hard, once you feel that this is the max you can push hire someone in your team and make them also work as much hard as you do so that the Company keeps on expanding.
Former NAVY SEAL David Goggins came up with a 40% rule that says:
“When your mind is telling you that you’re done, that you’re exhausted, that you cannot possibly go any further, you’re only actually 40% done.”
David Goggins
By this we come to know that how conditioned our mind is that just by a mere 40% of the effforts our mind thinks that we’ve done enough,
once you train your mind and once it gets used to by you exceeding it’s limits, you’ll be able to harness much more mental and physical strength that is hidden inside of you that will help you in Achieving more in life.
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