Sunday, February 10, 2008

Being a business entrepreneur

What is the difference between entrepreneur and employee? It is the way they see risk in every business opportunity.

An entrepreneur sees the risk in any business opportunity only as a challenge. They don’t feel afraid of it. They try to cope it. The risk is a part of business opportunity. We can’t avoid that.

An employee, on the other hand, tends to avoid risk. The nature of being employee is relatively risk less comparing to an entrepreneur. An employee relatively will certainly get their money on periodical basis. Unless the company they work for is having trouble to continue existing, the employee doesn’t need to worry much about getting money in the end of period to pay their bill.

So if you are willing to get into a business opportunity, you need to ask yourself: “Are you ready to take risk?”

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Taking risks is too much for most peope. It is really a trait of an entrepreneur, that would make him survive in this field.

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