ATTITUDES OF AN ENTERPRENEUR – 1

1. Passion: Passion is a driving force. You can get clients and partners along your idea with your passion. It is fueled by both the tangible and intangible reasons why you start any venture. In difficult times when it starts waning off, concentrate on the tangible reasons to revive it. Move along with people who will criticize you constructively and will praise you also at your little victories. Consistently affirm positively.

2. God-consciousness: Natural activities are controlled by spiritual elements. The highest of all spiritual elements is God. He is the giver of ideas and the ability to make wealth. This means that your association with him is key to your success and to a new world of possibilities and achievements.

3. People-consciousness: All the ideas that goes into the production of your product comes from the people and the product will end with the people. This is because it is them you have in mind. Entrepreneurs who are not people conscious are easily overridden by exploitation. If you are people-conscious you design products that meet their needs. When you meet their needs, your wealth is inevitable.

4. Integrity: Your integrity is as important as your business. Integrity gives life and future to your business. Keeping your promise, delivering on time, being at the meeting and abiding by high level moral standards. Companies, celebrities, and high profile leaders have always guarded their integrity due to the repercussions it has on the future of their career and business, if tainted.

Clients develop relationship with companies and people they have built trust with, over time. You can’t therefore choose to down-play the power of your integrity. Don’t say Yes when you must say No, know that you have a limit so don’t choose to do all when you can’t, learn to delegate and refuse bribes.

5. Money-consciousness: Money forms part of the component that keeps a business or an idea running. At the growing or grown stage, money is inevitable. By money consciousness I mean being financially literate. Spendthrifts have not always succeeded with business. They spend their profits and capital as well.

Many people have voids in their life and need to buy things to make them happy- keeping up with the Joneses. This drains wealth. Know how much you are investing into a venture at any particular time and how much revenue it will yield. This involves proper financial planning. Don’t be a victim of impulse buying and don’t jump on any idea suggested to you-you may end up throwing away lots of bucks.

Your attitudes will determine your altitude and the level at which you reach in life. Develop a good one today and you will always see yourself at the top.

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