Journey of Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is a process of actions of an entrepreneur who is a person always in search of something new and exploits such ideas into gainful opportunities by accepting the risk and uncertainty with the enterprise.

Entrepreneurship is a process, a journey, not the destination; means not an end.

Entrepreneurship can be scary because there is no guarantee that the business will work, and the entrepreneur may end up losing money for the first few years.

An Entrepreneur have to be patience to see his efforts bear fruits. The time gap between the conception and implementation of an idea and its result, an entrepreneur has to assume risk. If an entrepreneur doesn't have willingness to assume risk, entrepreneurship will not succeed.

Still, there are some entrepreneurs reading this that are stuck in their business and their life. You know who you are. You can’t figure out why you’re not making progress or what to do next in your business. 

The “missing link” could be the type of entrepreneur you are. Understanding your motivation as an entrepreneur can be the key to growing your business and reaching whatever milestone of success you’re striving to achieve.

Here are five types of entrepreneurs. Get honest about which one you are and which one you want to be.

1. The Skeptical Entrepreneur

This entrepreneur sees the success of others and immediately starts to question it. They examine that person's business and looks for the “lucky” breaks, or inheritance they think that successful entrepreneur received.

Maybe it’s the news, or previous life experiences, but they are skeptical of success and don’t believe it’s possible without all the stars falling into place.

When you can’t see or believe success is possible, you’ll never get to a place in your mind that allows you to take action. You will stay stuck; you’ll make every excuse and believe it because of your skeptical mindset. This is the scariest type of entrepreneur.

2. The Copycat Entrepreneur

This entrepreneur sees the success of others and tries to copy them exactly. Their website is the same, their business cards are the same, and the way they present themself is the carbon copy of a leader in their industry. Take Pat Flynn of the popular blog Smart Passive Income. Since Pat became popular, there has been a whole wave of people that copy him line-for-line.

There is nothing wrong with modeling success—it’s actually very smart. There is a fine line, however, between modeling and copying. Modeling success means you see what works and figure out how to make it relevant to your business, and who you are as a person. If you have been copying, get honest and switch from copying to modeling.

3. The Research Entrepreneur

This entrepreneur loves to learn. They research every possible scenario and outcome for strategies to start or grow a business. There is nothing wrong with learning, but when that’s all you do, it becomes a problem. The research ends up becoming an excuse for not taking action.

While you should always strive to learn what works, and what could help your business, you have to implement. Most entrepreneurs know more than they think; too many entrepreneurs fall victim to information overload. The key to success is learning and then implementing. The implementing has to happen.

4. The Determined Entrepreneur

This entrepreneur hasn’t “made it” but they will, no matter what. They see the value in entrepreneurship, they see that success is possible without copying, and they do everything they can to start or grow their business.

Starting and growing a business is hard, and it takes time, but there is proof that it’s possible to thrive. To get there, you need change your mindset from focusing on what too many people consider “reality” to what you know your reality can be. Successful entrepreneurs have determination as their backstory.

5. The Accomplished Entrepreneur

This entrepreneur has gone through all the stages of entrepreneurship and building a business, and has reached success. They are now focused on scaling their business and leaving a legacy that extends beyond their lifetime.

The accomplished entrepreneur has figured out the things that will help you reach success. They have figured out how to connect with their customer and how to solve their biggest struggles. They will never “make it” but they are experiencing true freedom. They understand their time is their most valuable resource so they use it wisely.

What type of entrepreneur are you? Face the truth and make a change if it needs to be made. Success will be different for each of us, but if you’re stuck, it could be because you’re not the type of entrepreneur you should and want to be.

Success takes time. Growing a business could take a lot of your life, but the freedom entrepreneurship provides is worth the wait. It all starts with deciding what your goals are. Decide what you want from your business and how that fits into your life. 

These  5 Entrepreneurs are following by the day back but there is one more Entrepreneur which changed the life like challenging and futuristic role and be role model for others and that Entrepreneur is been following by great IT Companies in today’s date and it even following by today’s generation and even I follow that . So that Entrepreneur is named as Visionary Entrepreneur.

Visionary Entrepreneur

People with vision for the future and deep understanding of the present problems are the ones who actually can bring change to the world by embracing disparate ideas and thinking out of the box.

Having a vision doesn’t mean that the person knows exactly and for sure what is going to happen. In fact, nobody can do this, because the business world is famous with its uncertainty. It means that visionary entrepreneurs have an idea in their mind, backed with the fearless plan for the execution of the idea. Entrepreneurs are doers, they don’t sit around and talk about how great something can be. They actually work hard to make it happen.

Visionary entrepreneurs manage to achieve more with less, to inspire others and lead them to creating extraordinary services and products by concentrating on growth before concentrating on profit. The business world needs good leaders and entrepreneurship often creates and shapes visionary leaders who are ready to change the world.

So here are three main things that helps define who a visionary entrepreneur is.

Is this you?

1.   World Changer. You have more than just a vision for your business.  Your vision certainly needs to include your financial goals and your picture that of what kind business you want to create in the future. Every good business owner does this. However, as a true visionary entrepreneur, your passion is to deeply make a difference in the world and have a desire for real change. Your vision is way bigger than your business and can include social change and reflects a profound reason for doing your work.

2. Personal Vision. You not only want to make a significant difference, but you also want to feel personally fulfilled in what you do. It’s important that you are doing exactly what your heart and soul is meant to express in this lifetime. In this regard, you are following your own unique vision and it over flows and overlaps into your business. You may have had a job that was ok and provided challenges but it wasn’t your purpose. As a visionary entrepreneur you are actualizing your purpose via your business.

3. Innovative and creative.  You look at things in unique ways, willing to take risks, and do what’s not been done before. Some of your ideas might not seem to fly financially, so it can be about overcoming huge obstacles and looking at how to make it all work.  You choose to hang around with a tribe who is similar to you and won’t try to hold you back. A visionary entrepreneur learns how to combine their creativity and passion with their entrepreneurial side.

The two things  that stop most visionaries from creating a business that works is lack of business skills and having a scarcity mindset. The most successful visionaries are those people who have risked everything and hired the best expert help.  It’s about changing your mindset in order to combine your visionary side with your entrepreneur side. As a true visionary entrepreneur you are ready to grow bigger, sometimes way past your comfort zone. 

Is your mindset holding you back from making the changes that you need to make in order to have the impact you want to have in the world? Do you want to touch more people and fulfill your dream?

Are you a world changer?
Do you have a strong personal vision?
Are you a creative risk-taker?

Love to talk with you. If could be that just a small but powerful shift in your mindset is standing between you and your success.  Contact me now to chat.  You are the kind of person I would love to work with. 

 Last but not the Least,

As I Said before the Entrepreneurship is not an end, it can be started by anyone if they have certain Skills and they are InfVogue about it..So list below are some Commandments which will help to be an Entrepreneur

# Don’t start a company for the money. Start a company for the mission and the money will follow.
# Don’t think small and start big. Thing big and start small.
# Don’t sell to people you don’t love, products they don’t need. Find people you love, and serve them what they need.
# Don’t ask “how can I make money”. Ask “how can I help others make money”.
# Don’t find a team to work for you. Find a team you want to work for.
# Don’t ask “what to I need to do”. Ask “What do I need to help others to do.”
# Don’t measure your wealth by quantity of money. Measure it by quality of time.
# Don’t have an “exit strategy” where you win when you end. Have an “enter strategy” where you win when you begin.
# Don’t set a goal to achieve a goal. Set a goal so you can be the person you need to be to achieve that goal.
# Don’t climb mountains so the world can see you. Climb mountains so you can see the world.

“...... man can only attain his desire by passing through its opposite.”