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The word "entrepreneur" comes from the French "entreprendre", meaning 'to undertake'.
Simply put, entrepreneurs are people who choose to run their own business rather than work as employees. An entrepreneur is someone who creates a business from scratch, with all the risks and rewards it implies. Entrepreneurs fundamentally identify a need and fill it.
It is my conviction that entrepreneurship can be learnt. Entrepreneurship is not a job or a hobby; it's a lifestyle and a state of mind.
EntreprenrEducation philosophy is to develop entrepreneurs of the future through education and systematic training for success. We exist to make entrepreneur education simple, easy, and enjoyable for young and older members of society who wish to start their entrepreneurial journey and begin climbing the entrepreneurial ladder.
The process is identified as 'eudaptogenesis', meaning to adapt to a system that provides advantages in the transformation of both person and business.
EntreprenrEducation focuses on delivering twenty-first-century entrepreneurial education that matters to those who sincerely desire to undergo the process of becoming an entrepreneur.
While history, Social Care, and flower arranging may be exciting subjects for some, entrepreneurs with an eudaptogenesis mindset must focus their learning on subjects that will help them manage their business effectively, ultimately leading to success.
"Everyone is an entrepreneur (potentially)" – Melvin Mayard.
To put it in simple layman's terms, if you want to be a doctor, you would be expected to study medicine for a given set of years. To be a mechanic, one must also study for a considerable number of years. And so forth for other expertise.
It is no different for anyone who wants to be an entrepreneur. One cannot dream their way through entrepreneurship and expect success. Anyone wishing to become a successful entrepreneur must attend a properly organised and executed entrepreneur training, not in part but complete, available training.
Today, everyone wants to be an entrepreneur, dreaming of becoming wealthy with the world's intelligence, but often relying on outdated information and insufficient data, with no regard for life's realities, including expert acknowledgement, investments, and hardship.
Swimming in a sea of strategic chaos, highly opinionated, planned for disasters with the overbearing of unorganised tasks, fake intelligence, forever feeding platforms like viruses into a bottomless pit of demand, with no clear answers to entrepreneurial goals to achieve the business vision.
Disguised with emotional appeals wrapped in deep thoughts as legitimate processes, the addictive gathering and hoarding of information for dreams and goals of uncertainty. Facing a rocky future with global catastrophes such as the Coronavirus in 2019 and the global economic opportunities shut down by early 2020, who knows what's next?
Entrepreneurs often dream of achieving a successful relationship with wealth, health, and happiness without engaging in real structural thinking. Without a straightforward informed decision-making process, all would come to nought.
The majority of wannabe entrepreneurs fail due to a lack of complete training in the entrepreneurial field. Attending occasional training sessions is no substitute for a comprehensive training course in entrepreneurship and Entrepreneurology.
What is an entrepreneur? At one point, an online search engine delivered over 80 million results, each offering a different description and causing equal chaos in comprehending the results.
Everybody wants to be an entrepreneur, despite having the potential within. The potential must be drawn from within. What does it take to become an entrepreneur? Starting with a reasonable level of knowledge, skills, habits, routines, work ethic, positive attitude, and discipline are the basic building blocks of entrepreneurs.
However, many do want to skip obtaining expert knowledge, the work required to gain skills, and even disregard the need for disciplined behaviour, instead dreaming away on a fantasy island.
Well, the world's worst answer to the question is to quote all the positive action words in the dictionary from A-Z, from Act to Zeal, in relation to the wannabe entrepreneur. Each word provides a descriptive act needed to demonstrate an entrepreneur's attitude and behaviours. The wishful thing to do as a trait for success is nothing more than wishful thinking.
By definition: "a person with insight for opportunities, innovate or simply sells a product or service with or without starting in business despite the risk to make a profit".
Unfortunately, the wishful formula is only for the few, without exception, where many wannabe entrepreneurs risk everything, planned and many unplanned, heading for disastrous entrepreneurial pitfalls.
Intelligence should determine the probability of the few who succeed; this is not a formula for duplicating success for the majority. Yet forever seeking success, feeding on raw hope, uneducated entrepreneurs, drunken with greed, take extreme risks, heading for the entrepreneur pitfall, which could be found in all industries.
The following aspects make it hard (if not impossible) for an entrepreneur to hold down a regular job. From the outside, they will often look unstable and uncontrollable, sometimes even weird and solitary… Entrepreneurs usually do not fit into a mould and need to find their place in life.
Entrepreneurs value self-reliance because they know themselves and what they want.
They love challenges and are optimistic to believe in something that is not yet real.
They have a vision of their success, and it is that vision that keeps them on track.
Entrepreneurs always seek to learn and to get better at what they do.
Being an entrepreneur is not always easy, and the lifestyle comes with many challenges. Fortunately, making mistakes and trying again helps you get better. Here are some of the many challenges entrepreneurs are bound to experience during their journey to success:
Because entrepreneurs face challenges and never give up, they have to adapt and take action. Every action you take as an entrepreneur should serve a purpose that will help you grow and become better at what you do. Here are some steps you can take to maximise your success.
Short-term, medium-term, and long-term. This will help you remember where you are headed, and it will enable you to take small steps.
Say what you think, do as you say, explain precisely what you need, and think, do not understand. You will move forward more quickly and avoid stagnation.
Remember you are working for an audience, for real people out there. Not just for search engines or yourself. Put yourself in your readers' or customers' shoes.
Do not rest on your laurels; keep learning and adding information that is accurate, up-to-date, and valuable. Reading will open new doors and help you improve.
Planning and preparing for contingencies go hand in hand with "using timelines". You need to build your business step by step.
Never think you can do this alone. Always ask people for advice and feedback, as they are often able to take a step back and offer an honest opinion. You will grow from this.
Take-your-time, your pace will be perfect. Do not compare yourself to others; do things your way when you know you are right.
It is not always easy to find the right balance between the present and the future. You want to do things today that will add up tomorrow and create maximum success.
You are not God; you can’t do everything.
Just because you love something does not mean it’s perfect. Remember you are working for people. Be as unbiased as possible.
Do NOT be alone in this.
The more you rehearse it, the better you will be at it. Act like you have already achieved success. Feel the success.
It’s no longer the 1900s; this is the 21st century, so take advantage of everything you can! Because if you do not, your competitors will.
I already mentioned this, but I’ll repeat it… Positivity is crucial to your success.
Diversify and renew networks reciprocity: well, it speaks for itself.
Be demanding. Ask for the best, do your best.
Do not be reckless, be intelligent, complete the EntreprenrEducation training courses, then take a calculated risk on yourself and invite others to do so with you.