Entrepreneurship is an area of business unlike any other. Why do I say that?
No resume, CV or whatever you chose to call it is going to prepare you for what lies ahead when you decide to embark on business. No government support / lack of it is going to ensure / deny you success. When it comes down to it, it is how you take the "limes" life gives you and make it into something more palatable.
This economic environment is quite dynamic - forcing you to draw on creativity that you previous may not have known to even exist. Experience gained comes daily, since it is on these occasions that we are constantly faced with challenges which we've never really confronted before; and they are not going anywhere soon unless addressed by us.
So what do we do when faced with these challenges. Our approaches will determine if our business ventures survive or perish, whether we remain stagnant or gain traction. In short, what progress will we make?
Will we sink, swim, or float?
Guess what? Your attitude makes all the difference. It determines if you'll just "tread water" or succeed / fail. So how are you going to look at the situations you face? Will you seek solutions or dwell on the problems? Will you be negative / positive about the challenges you face?
You may believe that you have to face your challenges yourselves; while you are responsible, remember you are not alone.
Richie B. is a Business Consultant & Trainer with Blades & Blades Consultancy Services.
Events, thoughts, and observations that I notice about business and lifestyles of living in the Caribbean.
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