October 17th, 2007
Lets see its definition 1st.
Entrepreneur:-One who undertakes a commercial venture.
A lot of young aspirants ask this question: Why should I become an entrepreneur? Is it worth all the trouble of going through hardships and uncertainties of starting my own business? What if I fail?
Here are the top reasons according to me why you should be an entrepreneur:
1. The number one top reason is also the reason why most of us are afraid to be an entrepreneur. To experience the uncertain journey on Entrepreneurship. You have one short life, and if you do not give a shot at it, you are missing out on a great experience. As always said, journey is more enjoyable than destination.
2. To bring out the inner strength within yourself, which is rooted deep inside somewhere. That reserve of strength will bring out a new and confident you.
3. To value your own skills and strengths, instead of giving off cheaply by working for someone else.
4. To be an inspiration and example for others. Even if you inspire one individual, it is worth the pain (of course with other benefits included in it.)
5. To be creative. Yes, when you walk on the entrepreneurship path, the creative side of yours will surface in most unexpected ways.
6. To make a difference in lives of others. When you are an entrepreneur you will have the power of making a difference in the life of your employees, friends and customers.
7. To be happy. To love life and to love self. If you don’t work for 6 days a week, you will not value the day called SUNDAY. The harder you work, the harder you party and vice-versa.
8. And finally, to create wealth. Yes, this is important, but it is the last reason. All the above 7 reasons will give you much more satisfaction than this 8th reason.
So??? What are you waiting for?? Go ahead and look what will your enterprise be?
Enjoy the “ENTREPRENEURSHIP”
regards
Tushar
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2 comments:
Great article. Thanks for posting that. I want to become an entrepreneur and start off with buying a small business. I know it will be tough, but I'm sure it'll be very rewarding. I'm looking forward to it. I've been reading up on everything, but I haven't been able to find any potential businesses. Any suggestions where to go? Thanks.
Harold: I suggest looking into your local Chamber of Commerce. They might be able to help you. Otherwise, it's always good to network.
I also highly recommend checking out BizTrader.com. It's an online global marketplace where you can buy, sell, and invest in a business. There's a wide selection of businesses, so I'm sure you'll find something that interests you. Good luck!
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