We Couldn’t Have Said It Better: Character

Character: Do you have the makings of an entrepreneur?

You want to be self-employed and set up your own business. But are you really an entrepreneur? You need to answer this key question beforehand.

Generally, the following qualities are particularly marked in entrepreneurs:

Theoretical intelligence: understands and learns quickly; used to thinking abstractly and logically; able to resolve difficult problems.

Resilience: not easily discouraged by difficulties; able to cope with failure.

Self-confidence: marked assurance, convictions, persistence; not accepting of everything; steadfast opinions, even in the face of opposition; can make decisions independently

Drive: tendency to be enthusiastic, even impulsive; enjoys suspense; talkative and communicative; quick to react, alert; able to deal with affairs promptly

Tenacity: more flexible than stubborn, that is, aware of obligations; able to play it by ear; loyal to personal rules

High level of sociability: high self-esteem, responsive towards others; open and uncomplicated; can express feelings clearly, sociable and often casual with others; very resilient to stress from an emotional point of view

Individuality: strong personality, often unconventional; not afraid to think for oneself; prepared to deviate from the norm or common practice; seeks demanding tasks or challenges

Credit: SME Portal for small and medium-sized enterprises
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