For an aspiring entrepreneur, one of the annoying things that keeps you thinking is fear. By fear, I mean not the fear of succeeding or failing in your venture but the fear of taking the risk. Successful entrepreneurs share your dreams, vision, ambition, hard work, dedication and time management skills but what you wouldn’t share with them is the ability to take risks. Yes, there you go! I said it. As an entrepreneur, one of the most important skills you need to develop is taking risks. Without this, you’ll end up being timid to almost every other situation you’ll find yourself in. Remember that this fear can eat you alive and at one point you’d become complacent. The worst part is that you
One of the major reasons most of the startups fail is because of their vision. Don’t get us wrong but a vision different from approach. If you intend to reach a place from where you are, it’s a vision. How you reach it is your approach and startups often confuse between the two. That’s why they fail. When people startup, they only think of making it big in the market. Right from the first day, they dream big and attempt bigger things without passing the basic few litmus tests that are crucial in deciding how things will work and move forward for them as a business. They spend on building heavy websites, on huge marketing and promotion campaigns, overproduce the volume of their products, hire
