Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is about ideas and excellence. Entrepreneurship is hard, filled with lots of challenges, continuity, consistency, attitude, actions(efforts), sleepless nights, patience and discipline. If someone show you all the challenges you’d face in this brave new world—the sleepless nights, the messes cleaned up, the tears shed—few would think the benefits outweigh the labor. That’s right; no one ever said Entrepreneurship was easy. But with entrepreneurship comes effort. Effort flourishes with passion. Passion makes work feel like pleasure. Pleasure is the gratification that you’ve worked hard to create something real, important and lasting. And that cycle is one of the many reasons why entrepreneurship remains an enduring ideal in this country. When the economy is uncertain, there’s no better time to create a job for yourself by starting your own business. Not sure it’s for you? Consider this. “You were born to be an entrepreneur, not an employee”, says motivational speaker Stedman Graham, author of the New York Times best seller “You Can Make It Happen”. He says. “Our nation and its communities need more entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurialism is not only a pathway to autonomy and financial independence, but also has a macro-level impact on community development and economic growth, providing sources of employment and higher living standards. Entrepreneurs build people and people build nations.

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 Why Entrepreneurship

1. Job Security?

Only generation or two ago, going into business for yourself was considered risky, and the safest route was to get a good job in a large firm. “That’s what

my ‘poor dad’ taught me,” says Robert Kiyosaki, author of best seller “Rich Dad Poor Dad”. “Now, working for a traditional corporation has become the risky option.”

2. Impact Of Recession

A U.S. Federal Reserve survey shows the average household net worth for entrepreneurs is five-times more than that of the traditionally employed. What

that means in this economy is business owners are five-times more likely to come out of the recession in the black because they created income in their

own businesses.

3. Freedom

When you are your own boss, you get to choose when you work, how you work and with whom you work. Best-selling author, radio host and wealth expert Dave Ramsey puts it this way: “There’s been a lot of doom and gloom in the media this year. The truth is, many people were laid off from jobs they hated anyway. Many people, instead of sitting home and sulking, have used the freedom to think about what they really want to do when they grow up. You have ideas—go do it!”

  

4. Discover Your Hidden Potential

“Entrepreneurship is business’s beating heart,” says Virgin mogul Richard Branson. “Entrepreneurship isn’t about capital; it’s about ideas. Entrepreneurship is also about excellence. Not excellence measured in awards or other people’s approval, but the sort that one achieves for oneself by exploring what the world has to offer.”

 5. A Second Career

The nation’s 78 million baby boomers are just starting to reach retirement age, yet they’re realizing that they can’t afford to retire. What’s more, they don’t want to. Dr. Mary Furlong, author of Turning Silver into Gold, says, “Boomers are

looking for ways to give back. They are taking the reins of their own futures and redefining their lives. They want work that reflects their values and identity;

they want to make a difference.” A landmark study by MetLife Foundation and Civic Ventures found that 50 percent of world’s in their 50s and 60s want to do work “that matters.”

6. A Life of Greater Impact

“When you’re in business for yourself, you write your own history, you write your own success story, you write your own legacy and most important, you write your own paycheck,” says Jeffrey Gitomer, bestselling author of Little Red Book of Selling. “Being in business for yourself gives you the opportunity to work your heart out for something you love.”

“Never put yourself down or think negatively about yourself………………

Trust your will and love yourself…………………………………………….

Only high self esteem can move you towards your GOAL”

You are a unique creation from almighty-Universe-GOD, You have all the powers, belief, and everything to go ahead and succeed.
All the very Best!

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