Entrepreneurs come in all shapes, sizes, ages and can be from anywhere. They, as far as I know, do not wear a uniform or carry membership cards for an entrepreneurship club. If you passed one on the street or sat next to one in a restaurant, you’d likely not even know.
So what makes someone an entrepreneur?
We used to think that people became entrepreneurs based on something they did. Most often, we’d identify entrepreneurs as those people who started companies. And while that’s still true, the concept of being an entrepreneur has definitely changed.
Regardless of what you do, however, here are the eight parts of the entrepreneurial mindset — the way entrepreneurs think and act. How many do you have?
1. Opportunity recognition
2. Comfort with risk
3. Creativity and innovation
4. Future orientation
5. Flexibility and adaptability
6. Initiative and self-direction
7. Critical thinking and problem solving
8. Communication and collaboration
When it comes to entrepreneurship, it’s not what you do but how you think that matters.
Raj Isaac Abraham
Entrepreneur
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