Jumat, 10 Desember 2010

Myth & Reality Entrepreneurs

Myth 1

Entrepreneurs are born not made

Reality

In general an entrepreneur has the properties of derivatives such as intelligence, creativity, and great spirit. But these traits do not make much sense if it is not formed, like a lump of clay that are not meaningful. Being an entrepreneur means collecting experiences over the years, including the relationships, skills and personality development.

Myth 2

Anyone can start a business

Reality

Successful entrepreneurs is that can distinguish between good business ideas and real opportunities, and broad-minded, start a business with a greater chance of success. Starting a business is easy. It is difficult to maintain, manage, and develop so as to give the results for the founders.

Myth 3

Entrepreneurs are gamblers

Reality

Successful entrepreneurs take a risk with the full calculation. They changed the situation so advantageous to them or invite others to carry the load. Entrepreneurs to share the risk of becoming little pieces and solve them one by one. Entrepreneurs do not deliberately seek a greater risk or unnecessary risks, but they also do not run away from risks that must be taken.

Myth 4

Entrepreneur is the boss who does not submit to anyone and completely independent

Reality

Entrepreneurs can not be completely free, because to be responsible to the investors, partners, customers, suppliers, creditors, family, and responsibility in society. But entrepreneurs can make a free choice about when and what they will respond.

Myth 5

Talented entrepreneurs who will generate a successful company in two years

Reality

There is a saying among entrepreneurs: lemon tree produces in 2.5 years, but new pearl produced after seven years. There is rarely a successful company in less than three years.

Myth 6

A good idea would not be difficulty in obtaining capital

Reality

Of the 100 business proposals that go just 1-3 that get capital

Myth 7

Entrepreneurs whose capital is not enough to fail

Reality

Too much capital would lead to an illusion of success and a spoiled child syndrome. No discipline in the matter of finances and extravagance will frustrate.

IQ entrepreneur is a combination of creativity, motivation, integrity, leadership, teamwork, analytical skills, and ability to face uncertainty and ambiguity.

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