Do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur?
I got a question this week (http://chrisguerriero.com/ask) from someone who wants to know if they have what it takes to be an entrepreneur, and after hearing his story, he’s going to have a rough ride.
And I don’t mean that in a rude way - I believe anybody can be an entrepreneur, however, it’s going to be an uphill battle for some people.
If you want to know if were you born to be an entrepreneur? Maybe you’re in a job right now working for somebody else and you want to know if the entrepreneurial life is for you?
Or you’ve already built some kind of a business, and now you’re questioning if going into business was the right decision or if you should have just started working for somebody else’s company?
Here’s a simple test…
Think about your track record. Did you always try to make money when you were a kid?
For example, I never even told my parents when I became a caddy at the local country club where I was growing up… until after I started making money.
I also didn’t tell my parents when I took a job at a pizza place passing out flyers to make money.
Or about all the other things I did to make money when I was a kid.
And I have a handful of friends who I get together with for dinner, almost every month, and we’ve been meeting up for close to 15 years now.
And every one of them has built multiple large companies - some in the eight-figure range, some in the nine-figure range.
And every single one of them has the same kind of story, where they’ve been hustling to make money, even when they were kids.
Hustling – meaning they were doing it for them, not just to make someone else proud. The drive was inbred in them.
One cut grass… one bought and sold toys to other people… one bought and sold baseball cards and then hired his friends to help him sell even more baseball cards.
If you have always strived to make money on your own, then you were probably born to be an entrepreneur, and that is the only place that you will be truly happy.
However, if you have always had ideas but never acted on them as it relates to business, then you’ll probably be happiest and most successful, and make the most money, and lead the most fulfilling life, as an employee in somebody else’s company.
Neither is better than the other, but trying to fit into the wrong lifestyle is a guaranteed way to live a frustrating and unhappy life.
So, which one are you?
Are you an entrepreneur who’s growing a business and a team, and wakes up in the middle of the night excited with ideas on how to grow faster and leaner?
Or are you a rock star employee who loves being part of a growing organization.
Tell me in the comments below – and be proud of whatever your path is, because no matter what we do for work, we need to remember that work is just a tool to help us live a fulfilling life, and build a healthy family, and create extra-ordinary memories that make us happy.
So be proud, and also, after you comment, subscribe and hit the bell notification.
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Chris Guerriero is an entrepreneur, investor, bestselling author, and business adviser to a handful of high growth companies. He has built four 8-figure companies, developed winning leadership teams across multiple industries, and designed business systems that predictably grow multi-million dollar brands. He’s been featured in financial periodicals such as: Success, Inc, Bloomberg, and in Entrepreneur as a top entrepreneurs of the time.
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I got a question this week (http://chrisguerriero.com/ask) from someone who wants to know if they have what it takes to be an entrepreneur, and after hearing his story, he’s going to have a rough ride.
And I don’t mean that in a rude way - I believe anybody can be an entrepreneur, however, it’s going to be an uphill battle for some people.
If you want to know if were you born to be an entrepreneur? Maybe you’re in a job right now working for somebody else and you want to know if the entrepreneurial life is for you?
Or you’ve already built some kind of a business, and now you’re questioning if going into business was the right decision or if you should have just started working for somebody else’s company?
Here’s a simple test…
Think about your track record. Did you always try to make money when you were a kid?
For example, I never even told my parents when I became a caddy at the local country club where I was growing up… until after I started making money.
I also didn’t tell my parents when I took a job at a pizza place passing out flyers to make money.
Or about all the other things I did to make money when I was a kid.
And I have a handful of friends who I get together with for dinner, almost every month, and we’ve been meeting up for close to 15 years now.
And every one of them has built multiple large companies - some in the eight-figure range, some in the nine-figure range.
And every single one of them has the same kind of story, where they’ve been hustling to make money, even when they were kids.
Hustling – meaning they were doing it for them, not just to make someone else proud. The drive was inbred in them.
One cut grass… one bought and sold toys to other people… one bought and sold baseball cards and then hired his friends to help him sell even more baseball cards.
If you have always strived to make money on your own, then you were probably born to be an entrepreneur, and that is the only place that you will be truly happy.
However, if you have always had ideas but never acted on them as it relates to business, then you’ll probably be happiest and most successful, and make the most money, and lead the most fulfilling life, as an employee in somebody else’s company.
Neither is better than the other, but trying to fit into the wrong lifestyle is a guaranteed way to live a frustrating and unhappy life.
So, which one are you?
Are you an entrepreneur who’s growing a business and a team, and wakes up in the middle of the night excited with ideas on how to grow faster and leaner?
Or are you a rock star employee who loves being part of a growing organization.
Tell me in the comments below – and be proud of whatever your path is, because no matter what we do for work, we need to remember that work is just a tool to help us live a fulfilling life, and build a healthy family, and create extra-ordinary memories that make us happy.
So be proud, and also, after you comment, subscribe and hit the bell notification.
ASK CHRIS YOUR TOP BUSINESS QUESTION:
https://ChrisGuerriero.com/ask
Get your FREE customized business growth blueprint:
https://BuiltToGrowReview.com
Get Chris Guerriero's latest report - What The Fastest Growing Companies Track:
https://ChrisGuerriero.com
Chris Guerriero is an entrepreneur, investor, bestselling author, and business adviser to a handful of high growth companies. He has built four 8-figure companies, developed winning leadership teams across multiple industries, and designed business systems that predictably grow multi-million dollar brands. He’s been featured in financial periodicals such as: Success, Inc, Bloomberg, and in Entrepreneur as a top entrepreneurs of the time.
→ → → CONNECT WITH CHRIS ON SOCIAL MEDIA ← ← ←
Chris Guerriero Blog: https://ChrisGuerriero.com/blog
Instagram: https://ChrisGuerriero.com/IG
Podcast: https://ChrisGuerriero.com/IT
LinkedIn: https://ChrisGuerriero.com/LI
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