Successful Entrepreneurs aren’t born – they are made. No one enters life with a unique ability to start and grow a successful business and it just happens. Yes, they may have those qualities, but those qualities have to be developed. There are countless people with tremendous ability, but no one will ever know about it because so many talented people only possess, instead of progress.

Is it because they didn’t have opportunity? Probably not. As it has been said, nothing is more common than wasted talent. If there is latent talent and that talent goes nowhere and does nothing for anyone it is most likely a result of the person DOING NOTHING with it. Yep, that’s the hard and sad truth.

Successful entrepreneurs are successful because they move. They act. They put things in motion. People who succeed in business turn the wheels and take risks. They do the things necessary to create something of value, whether that value is a service or a product. The financial rewards of those actions result naturally, and almost always come after a extensive period of minimal rewards.

You see, successful entrepreneurs realize instant gratification might happen in a video game or a quick stop at McDonalds, but it isn’t a part of entrepreneurship. Long term benefits and enduring rewards come the difficult way, which is never fast. They come by consistent work, dutiful commitment, and steadfast loyalty.

We love success stories here at Centurion. And there are lots of them. Click below to read about some of the greatest successful entrepreneurs, and see if you can identify those common traits between them:

Madam CJ Walker

Thomas Edison

 

Successful Entrepreneurs