Future Fit Entrepreneurial Thinking
There are a lot of misunderstandings about being an entrepreneur. It is not always easy and pitfalls are often lurking. Luckily, many misunderstandings arise from our own thoughts of fear, pride or simply stupidity, meaning we have control in how we interpret and address the challenge. Below, I give you an overview of a number of typical, destructive thought patterns. With each question, I challenge you to reflect honestly and to see if you can recognize yourself in the patterns described.
● That commercial business just does not suit me!
● True, not everyone is a Warren Buffet or Bill Gates. But being Buffet or Gates is not necessary. Which sales style suits you best?
● I do not care about the money!
● Money is certainly not the most important, however, it is a necessity. How else would you support your family and finance your professional growth?
● I do not want to coerce!
● Self-promotion is not suitable for everyone, but it is also a skill you can develop. How can people discover that you exist?
● I am simply not an organizer and planner!
● Disorganization can be an obstacle and a challenge, but it is not an excuse. How can you introduce discipline into your life to become a professional and a master?
● I actually do not like to work with people!
● Not everyone is a people person, but every colleague, customer and investor is a person you must connect with in some manner. What steps can you take to become socially skilled?
● I just do not know where to start!
● Perfect! Then you’ve come to the right place. The Design Your Business book is the perfect tool to initiate your process.
Tips to grow Future Fit thinking:
- Take time to dissect the questions above.
- Analyze thinking patterns that does not support you currently.
- Have a conversation with a business owner and ask them what thoughts have helped then grow.
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