Best Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders tips
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| The must Do for all Successful Entrepreneurs -Best Entrepreneurs and Business Leaders tips |
Dreaming with your eyes wide open and having the courage to take
appropriate action would be my one line definition of an Entrepreneur.
I find very interesting the way that entrepreneurs take sweet risks and when something is not very well they keep going on or try to find a solution.
An important part of being an entrepreneur is be open minded and
try to be competitive with yourself.
Apparently,
entrepreneurship is purely a field of practical intentions which are variably
controlled by these factors:
- Behavioral attitudes: how a person perceives and feels about a particular behavior. For example, for a person who really enjoys taking exercise, this would contributes to their intention to take exercise. If they don’t like exercise, their intention could be the opposite.
- Subjective norms: These are the perceived social
pressure to perform the behavior. Social pressure, both positive and negative,
can come from family, friends and other significant people around us (work
colleagues, professionals). For example, a doctor may influence a person to
take exercise just as it could be if one hanged around with entrepreneurship
enthusiasts
Perceived behavioral control: The extent to which a person feels capable and confident in their ability to perform thedesired behavior will play a role in their intentions and their behavioral outcomes... Having a sense of control contributes positively to developing the wheel power to take exercise and in turn lead to that behavior being carried out.
Attitude
towards starting up a business (the ‘behavior’), how encouraging or retrogressive
the individual is about being an entrepreneur.
Attitudes
toward subjective norms, i.e. the perceived social pressure on someone to
become an entrepreneur
Perceived behavioral control, this covers both the perceived
ease or difficulty of becoming an entrepreneur (perceived self-efficacy) and
the perceived ability to control the process.
