Entrepreneurs share a lot of similar behavioral traits, but the one thing they all possess is a vision of entrepreneurial greatness.
Monday Motivation: 9 Signs You’re Destined for Entrepreneurial Greatness
#1. You started young.
A common trait shared by successful entrepreneurs is that they began earning money as a child. Did you know that Richard Branson bred and sold parakeets as pets aged just 11 years old? Amazing!
#2. You’re an overachiever.
You’ve always aimed for the stars – everything you do, you take pride in and do it correctly.
#3. You’re an opportunist.
You see opportunity in everything; even lousy life experiences offer an opportunity to learn and grow.
#4. You don’t wait for tomorrow.
You prioritize your workload with a sense of urgency. You’re motivated to do things now, not tomorrow. Your positive mindset has likely earned you a reputation for being the reliable person who gets stuff done. You set goals and work on them instantly. Your sense of urgency opens you to more opportunities and ensures you’re always working towards a better future.
#5. You’re smart with money.
You live comfortably within your means. You’d rather have money in your bank account than wear it in the form of flashy accessories – until you can comfortably afford to be extravagant, of course.
#6. You have a mentor or few.
You understand the importance of having a mentor or few who you can bounce ideas off, and who can help guide you to entrepreneurial greatness.
#7. You can delegate.
You know your strengths, so you are happy to delegate the tasks that are not cost or time efficient for you to handle.
#8. You’re thick-skinned.
You welcome constructive criticism and being challenged by your team – that’s why you hired the best.
#9. You breathe self-development.
You never stop working on yourself. When you’re not working, you’ll likely be found reading or studying.
