Many people have the misconception that being an entrepreneur is easy. The truth is, it’s just as hard as earning a doctorate degree, it is just as hard as planting your own food to put on top of the table; the point is, it is not easy. Nothing is easy, in fact, you have to start small – you can never go out big in the first round, what matters are the happenings after your business have come up. But starting strong can gradually lead to very strong finish so how can I be assured that my business is doing well in the first course?
Admitting all of your weaknesses is probably one of the best moves entrepreneurs make when they innovate and decide to take on a business. Ask people of what they think your weaknesses are; assess yourself, list down all of them. After doing so, prepare a way or a counter in order to strengthen that weakness or to complement that weakness.
Know your strengths as well because by doing so, you will spend more time focusing on improving your weaknesses. You can also manage to dedicate more time with your strengths if that is what’s running on your mind. Just remember, know your strengths and weaknesses first.
2. Find mentors and teachers
You can never change a bad habit unless someone tells you that it is bad. That is true in all cases but, not all the time of course. People should see the bad in you and they should make you aware of it so that you will have the opportunity to learn from it and to transform it into something good.
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