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| Passion |
Have a passion and you will make money.
Wanting to be rich does not generate wealth. Yes, some entrepreneurs
create huge business empires and become vastly rich, but even when they
make their millions they carry on working regardless. They are not
driven by money, but the love of what they do. They are often gripped by
an almost desperate determination to make their mark and do something
better.
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| Cash |
Think about it. If you don't genuinely
enjoy or even love what you do, how will you motivate yourself? If you
have to write a proposal, are you going to be thinking "oh no, not that
damn document!" Or " I can't wait to tell the world about my idea!"? If
you need to give a pitch about your business, will you be scrabbling
around for ways to pad out your presentation or bubbling over with too
many ideas?
True entrepreneurs have discovered that
if they have a passion and manage to communicate it to their customers,
the money comes almost as an afterthought. Business people who do it
purely for the money are not true entrepreneurs. Greed is not the same
as passion, and without that passion and enthusiasm to deliver
something new or better, these people run out of energy and flee back to
comfortable jobs working for someone else.
Don't let that be you. Whatever you
choose to do in your business, make sure you can get excited about it.
If you don't, how can you expect your customer to do so?
Reference: Rob Yeung,(2011), The New Rules of Entrepreneurship, Marshal Cavendish Business,United Kingdom.
Reference: Rob Yeung,(2011), The New Rules of Entrepreneurship, Marshal Cavendish Business,United Kingdom.