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Showing posts with label entrepreneur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entrepreneur. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 8, 2015
Outstanding Features Of An Effective Entrepreneur
Similar to what the abovementioned situation has stated, an entrepreneur’s responsibility would be pretty much the same. It’s just that, he should see his customers as his patients and what they must have to survive a present predicament or a need. He must follow certain steps before doing anything irrational that could contribute to the downfall of his business. He should have certain characteristics innate in his personality for if he lacks one of these, he’s most probably doomed to fail.
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creativity,
entrepreneur,
risk taking
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
TOP Characteristics Of An Effective Entrepreneur
Before a doctor diagnoses a specific disease, his patient must undergo a series of laboratory exams and assessments. He has to know the history of his patient and how lifestyle affected his present health problem. As results come in, that would be an indication of the time when a physician gives specific drugs and therapies for maintenance. This will eventually contribute to the level of optimum health for that individual. If all else fails, the process will be repeated again.
Similar to what the above mentioned situation has stated, an entrepreneur’s responsibility would be pretty much the same. It’s just that, he should see his customers as his patients and what they must have to survive a present predicament or a need. He must follow certain steps before doing anything irrational that could contribute to the downfall of his business. He should have certain characteristics innate in his personality for if he lacks one of these, he’s most probably doomed to fail.
Entrepreneurship is collectively defined as exhibiting one’s vision, taking action, and pursuing that vision as a goal to be achieved in life as service to reality. In the meaningless definition, it’s getting your butt out of that couch and doing something rather than fulfilling your life’s destiny of being a couch potato. Stated below are some of the distinct attitudes an entrepreneur should positively have:
• Optimism – is foreseeing things in a positive way notwithstanding any circumstances that may hinder progress. The assertiveness of an individual depends on his knowledge of how to handle a difficult situation.
• Creativity – is thinking outside the box. Expanding one’s mind of what is beyond the ordinary through fine research and collection of data.
• Stability – either physical, mental, social or emotional, a leader must possess a stable
Labels:
business idea,
entrepreneur,
small business
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
55 Surefire Home Based Businesses You Can Start for Under $5,000
This article has been excerpted from 55 Surefire Home Based Businesses You Can Start for Under $5,000 by Entrepreneur Press & Cheryl Kimball (2009), available from Entrepreneur Press.
Today, tens of thousands of people are considering starting a home based business, and for good reasons. On average, people can expect to have two and three careers during their work life. Those leaving one career often think about their second or third career move being to their own home. People who have been part of the traditional nine-to-five work force and are on the verge of retiring from that life are thinking of what to do next. The good news: Starting a homebased business is within the reach of almost anyone who wants to take a risk and work hard.
Read more....http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/201588
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Thursday, January 8, 2015
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
CBN, Dangote, others seek entrepreneurship revolution - Vanguard News
CBN, Dangote, others seek entrepreneurship revolution - Vanguard News
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The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN); Chairman, Dangote Group, Alhaji Aliko Dangote; Chairman, Honeywell Group, Oba Ayoola Otudeko; Mazi Sam Ohuabunwa and other eminent Nigerians have called for ways to pursue revolutionalising entrepreneurship in Nigeria.
They argued that entrepreneurial development in Nigeria remains a far cry when compared to other developing countries in the world noting that for the economy to grow, there should be more focus on the private sector and less reliance on big corporations.
- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/11/cbn-dangote-others-seek-entrepreneurship-revolution/#sthash.Hifi6wuz.dpufMonday, December 8, 2014
10 THINGS NO ONE WILL TELL YOU ABOUT BEING A SELF-EMPLOYED/AN ENTREPRENEUR.
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LESS RESPECT: - People often think you are not serious by leaving CERTAINTY for UNCERTAINTY whenever you leave your paid Job to start a small scale business. Some will even assume you are not really doing anything because you are not as busy or dedicated as people who work in a paid employment.
- FAILURE IS MOSTLY CONSTANT: - In every entrepreneurial journey, there is the failure fear factor inherent in being on your own. The decision to carry out certain task is solely on the entrepreneur therefore it sometimes does not work out as planned for some start-ups.
- VACATION IS NOT CERTAIN: - Until your business is fully stabilized, there might not be a single vacation throughout the year. Working round the clock is a common trait of all entrepreneurs.
- THE HIGHER YOU GO THE TOUGHER IT BECOMES: - The longer the period you stay in working for yourself the tougher it becomes to go back to paid employment. Since I left GtBank in 2009, I have found it harder
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