I think we also need a “Positive mindset” to make everything fine for us. If you are completely negative, you will “just do” and quit in the next minutes count. Need a persistent positive mind to face all obstacles.

Entrepreneurship is not for everyone. It takes a lot of investment of time, energy, patience and common sense. If you don’t have really good health - that can be a big stumbling block.

If it were as easy as sell the kitchen sink and get in business on every whim you’ve ever had - everyone would do it. Exactly as you said - there is creativity involved and you need to offer more than most people - imagine the effort!

That being said - what you say is still valuable - many entrepreneurs have succeeded eventually, even after having sold the kitchen sink. They’ve dealt with their errors and gotten up and tried again.

But if you were to play a stats game with how many successes exist - take a look at technology - those entrepreneurs almost always require an angel investor to build something that will break into the market place. In my city alone (1 million people), for every one successful entrepreneur there are at least 1000 applicants who failed to get funding for their ideas.

But on the other hand - take an investment of OPM (other people’s money) - like certain fast food chain franchises. At times, the chain is struggling - at other times, the entrepreneurs make hand over fist in their investments.

Too much to write… Gotta make some money now.

Goals - Strategy - Action.

If you plan accordingly, there’s no reason you won’t be successful.

I would suggest finding some good mentors that you admire and wouldn’t mind having a lifestyle like.

I also have a blog on Entrepreneurship.

http://whoisalejandro.com

Thanks!

Alejandro REyes

I would suggest reading Think and Grow Rich and my blog…..*