1.Time(you have to be willing to sacrifice all free time to make your idea work)
2. Patience (realizing that it may take a long time is virtue)
3. Creative ( make the best of any situation, good or bad it will help you in the long run)
Management skills – the ability to manage time and people (both yourself and others) successfully
Communication skills and the ability to sell ideas and persuade others
The ability to work both as part of a team and independently
Able to plan, coordinate and organise effectively
Financial literacy
Able to research effectively, for example available markets, suppliers, customers and the competition
Self motivated and disciplined
Adaptable
Innovative thinking and creative
The ability to multi-task
Able to take responsibility and make decisions
The ability to work under pressure
Perseverance
Competitiveness
Willingness to take risks
Ability to network and make contacts
Many, if not all of these skills and traits are also useful for an entrepreneur to have.
Experience and skills are irrelevant. You can hire talent. The 3 most important are:
1. Long term vision – You must know how you want you company to look in the long run.
2. Ability to communicate well with others – employees, vendors, customers.
3. Leadership abilities – Inspire confidence in your employees and stability with your customers.
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7 Responses to What are the 3 most important qualities to have to be an entrepreneur?
1.Time(you have to be willing to sacrifice all free time to make your idea work)
2. Patience (realizing that it may take a long time is virtue)
3. Creative ( make the best of any situation, good or bad it will help you in the long run)
i completely agree, except for the experience u could split that with education
I think is passionate in the thing that you are doing..have objectiveon it and believe in what are you doing. That’s all.
Cheers!
You also need to be in touch with reality. Know when to shut it down and move on to something else.
Drive
Vision
Endurance
Management skills – the ability to manage time and people (both yourself and others) successfully
Communication skills and the ability to sell ideas and persuade others
The ability to work both as part of a team and independently
Able to plan, coordinate and organise effectively
Financial literacy
Able to research effectively, for example available markets, suppliers, customers and the competition
Self motivated and disciplined
Adaptable
Innovative thinking and creative
The ability to multi-task
Able to take responsibility and make decisions
The ability to work under pressure
Perseverance
Competitiveness
Willingness to take risks
Ability to network and make contacts
Many, if not all of these skills and traits are also useful for an entrepreneur to have.
Experience and skills are irrelevant. You can hire talent. The 3 most important are:
1. Long term vision – You must know how you want you company to look in the long run.
2. Ability to communicate well with others – employees, vendors, customers.
3. Leadership abilities – Inspire confidence in your employees and stability with your customers.