For Small Entrepreneurs, This Is The One Thing That Can Make A Significant Difference.
Key Sentence:
- Most people And Small Entrepreneurs probably believe that successful entrepreneurs are rare, brilliant, and happy.
- After meeting more than 1,000 entrepreneurs, that’s usually not the case.
They are ordinary, hardworking people with intelligence similar to most people. What sets them apart of most people is not a business Small Entrepreneurs idea or a startup. This is a strong belief in yourself; you had it before you even thought about becoming an entrepreneur or small business owner. Where did you get it from?
That’s a good question. When I look back at all the people I have met who have become entrepreneurs, it is not easy to see if they could be successful entrepreneurs. So many people may bet against them. So what enabled them to take the risk and survive?
First, they are confident. Second, they usually have a growth mindset (the belief that you can learn anything). And third, they have sustainability beyond the norm, which is very important for entrepreneurs or small business owners. Finally, they believe that they will overcome every problem they face.
Here are ten realizations to better understand how to build trust:
You were not born to be an owner/entrepreneur. I don’t think anyone is held to do anything concrete. But, then, all you have to do is choose what you will do according to your experience, skills, or passion.
Develop thinking and learn new things. This insight is critical. Regardless of your parents’ DNA or what people say, you have to believe that you have the potential to learn new things, be creative, and be more curious. When you think that you have a set mindset, you believe that there is nothing new to learn and that your potential is limited.
Start developing your thinking for growth by learning a new language, taking creative classes, trying fresh foods, talking to artists or programmers about new perspectives, traveling to a country you’ve never been to. Be more curious.
Be positive and believe in yourself. I’m not sure if I’ve ever met a small business owner or entrepreneur who wasn’t confident. Trust is not arrogant or arrogant. You believe in yourself, surround yourself with positive people who believe in you, and always focus on positive outcomes even when things go wrong.
Have your goal. Some people twist in life, and when things don’t go well, they blame everyone and everything. If being an entrepreneur or small business owner was easy, everyone would do it. There will be trial days. There will be happy days.