5 Personality Traits of Successful Entrepreneurs

June 19, 2020

As we approach summer solstice, celebrated by many cultures as a period of self-reflection and new starts, make room to appear inward, Stargazers. What's the future you imagine for yourself? What's your goal ? What are the strengths, and how do they help you reach your objectives?Let's also have a minute to appear outward. The world was forever changed by recent events. How we move forward today issues . Does your vision to your future reacts to this new reality? If your fantasy is to start a business, let that which you've learned direct your decisions for a force permanently.If business ownership is the planned destination, then there are a lot of methods to get there--and the speediest path might not be the best one. When we asked ,"What's an entrepreneur?" Two consistent traits emerged: they have dreams, and they act on them. What are those positive entrepreneurial characteristics that help them succeed?Well, it depends. While risk tolerance is a trait that many business owners own --we see you, Firestarter--it's still possible to find success if danger is not your forte. Maybe you're the cautious Cartographer, running through every possible scenario and using a plan of attack to every. If business ownership is your planned destination, there are several ways to get there--and the fastest route may not be the best one. Follow the road that's a fit for your strengths. Within this month's Creator's Zodiac, we are digging into five common characteristics of successful entrepreneurs and also the Creator Sign that embodies each one. We will also share how you can lean into that strength rather than focusing on openings. In every situation, we will suggest an inspirational story of an entrepreneur that owns this trait.The FirestarterThe TrailblazerThe MountaineerThe CartographerThe OutsiderCharacteristic Sign: The FirestarterTop entrepreneur attribute: Risk-toleranceSkills to develop: PlanningAs summer solstice has, in some ancient ritualshave now been celebrated as a festival of passion, the Firestarter is the sign of honour this season. This desire may make you more nimble--you're in a position to jump on a notion immediately without worrying about the outcome.Risk prides itself at many checkpoints in the entrepreneurial journey. Risk prides itself at several checkpoints from the entrepreneurial trip: quitting a steady paycheck, investing your personal savings, signing a lease, hiring and delegating, or expanding into an unknown market. Your risk-averse counterparts might become stuck at these junctions. But not you, Firestarter. You will crash and burn or leave them in your dust. You would pick either over stagnancy.Make risk work for youIf you find yourself as daring and adventuresome, it's probably the world sees that in you also. Your risk tolerance probably includes a dose of confidence--and that is an asset when wooing investors, developing crowds, or attracting new hires. Taking little risks and piling up the consequent wins instills trust in others which you've got sharp instincts. Where risk might sting you is if you show a pattern of collapse. Take risks and dip in but, if you continue sinking, reassess your plan or partner with a complementary character.Firestarter of notice Edwin Broni-Mensah was on track toward a profitable career in investment banking whilst completing his PhD and pursuing aggressive fitness goals. That's when a problem presented itself: Why is it so difficult to maintain his water bottle refilled while working out? In true Firestarter manner, Edwin set out to solve this problem and quit his dream job to do it. He took a risk by diverting from his path to pursue a notion. Edwin took a risk to launch his businessand it paid off. Recommended read: Edwin's firm, GiveMeTap, generates reusable water bottles--and an app that tells you where to re install them--donating some of profits to clean water projects. So far, the business has provided clean water to over 50,000 people in Africa. Read Edwin's narrative .
Portrait of GiveMeTap Founder, Edwin Broni-Mensah

Portrait of GiveMeTap Founder, Edwin Broni-Mensah

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