For most people out there, it's pretty simple: find a passion (like painting) and make a career out of it. You love doing it; you have a passion for it; and so, you make a living off of it. While I used to think it was no different for an entrepreneur, lately I've come to question if the entrepreneurial mindset is actually something different.
It's no doubt easier to establish a business where the main focus of the company just happens to be something you love (video games for example). But, this isn't always the case. There are those entrepreneurs that rake up any opportunity in any field, in any industry, for expansion and growth, just because they see the potential and hell, why not?
What is this idea or this feeling that seems to spark from within that makes the 'entrepreneur' really, a jack of all trades. Someone looking from the outside in could potentially see that as an exhausting process, not entirely attractive short of the money they'd be making. But not for the entrepreneur. Like those with a traditional vocation, what is the passion for an entrepreneur? An answer that might be as varied and different for many as the entrepreneurial sphere itself.
What is your motivation that empowers entrepreneurial success? Money? Power? Just the experience alone? What do you see or feel when you realize something's untapped potential? What goes through your unique mind and your unique heart that no one else can possibly describe besides you, that dictates the powerful change you make in the world?
What makes you an entrepreneur? I'm not talking about your experience, or successes, or accumulated wealth. What makes you an entrepreneur at your core...
It's no doubt easier to establish a business where the main focus of the company just happens to be something you love (video games for example). But, this isn't always the case. There are those entrepreneurs that rake up any opportunity in any field, in any industry, for expansion and growth, just because they see the potential and hell, why not?
What is this idea or this feeling that seems to spark from within that makes the 'entrepreneur' really, a jack of all trades. Someone looking from the outside in could potentially see that as an exhausting process, not entirely attractive short of the money they'd be making. But not for the entrepreneur. Like those with a traditional vocation, what is the passion for an entrepreneur? An answer that might be as varied and different for many as the entrepreneurial sphere itself.
What is your motivation that empowers entrepreneurial success? Money? Power? Just the experience alone? What do you see or feel when you realize something's untapped potential? What goes through your unique mind and your unique heart that no one else can possibly describe besides you, that dictates the powerful change you make in the world?
What makes you an entrepreneur? I'm not talking about your experience, or successes, or accumulated wealth. What makes you an entrepreneur at your core...
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