There is a bit of an entrepreneurial spirit in every one of us.

At one point or another, we all

use this spirit in life, be it at work, at home, in school or in a relationship. But have you
ever wondered what it would take, to turn your entrepreneurial spirit into an active skill?
In other words, have you ever wondered if you had what it takes to become an
entrepreneur?

Before we go any further, let’s establish a few terms first, just to be sure we’re all on the
same page here. So, Entrepreneurship is a process of designing and managing a new
business. This business can be offering a product, a service or a process. Or maybe
something else entirely. An entrepreneur is the person that  runs this process. It is this
person that recognises an opportunity, develops a business plan and takes advantage of said
opportunity. This is the person with in-depth knowledge of the market and the economy, with
a creative approach to solving problems and the right mindset to keep the people he is
working with motivated. It’s a demanding, but often a very rewarding job.

Since you’re reading this article, I take it you have a desire to become an entrepreneur
yourself? I take it you may also be wondering if you’re cut out for the task? To become an
entrepreneur one must develop his or her entrepreneurial spirit into an entrepreneurial
mindset. The mindset is about the way one thinks and approaches problems, presented to
them. A correct mindset is key to successfully managing your own business, especially in
today’s rapidly changing economic ecosystem. The truth is, many people just aren’t cut out
to be entrepreneurs. It’s a blunt statement, agreed, but deep down you know it to be true. If
you are to be a successful entrepreneur, you will first need to answer these two questions.
“Can you do it?” and “Do you like the idea of creating and running your own business?”. If
your answer was positive to both these questions, we are free to move on.

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