How is the best way to think like an Entrepreneur? (read details)?

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OKAY MOST BIG things we think of in the world today wal-mart Apple and so on were started small VERY SMALL……There is a gas station company in my state of MT that started small Town Pump and in now a major State corporation….The way to doing things is to simply sell things in a way people like or perceive are good and duplicate over and over again!!! My question is how DO YOU FIND THE WAY to sell things this way and how do you find OPPORTUNITY LIKE RICH ENTREPRENEURS?

7 Responses to How is the best way to think like an Entrepreneur? (read details)?

  1. nowhereuare says:

    I think most entrepreneurs just get lucky. There is no way to predict what is going to do well or not. I think it takes a special kind of person to be an entrepreneur, someone willing to take a risk, but I don’t think there’s much else in it but luck. They see something that fits a niche and they go for it.

  2. Capt Blackie says:

    you have to take a lot of chances and it helps to have a sixth sense about what people will want and what it takes to get them to want it

  3. mntndo says:

    It’s only a matter of marketing and appealing to the mass consumer. Anyone can do it, it doesn’t take a genius idea or new concept.

  4. bigthangs07 says:

    This is a very fascinating subject to me. I have read numerous books and went to countless seminars that have costed me a small fortune. I believe that there is some luck involved but there are other elements at play as well. There are basicly 3 traits that all successful entrepreneurs share. One they all have a dream or certain goal they want to get done or accomplished. Two they have a passion about that dream. Nothing they feel will stand in there way! And three most importantly they have an amazing self confidence. Most successful business people are border line arrogant. All three should make you successful at whatever you choose to do. Good Luck!

  5. ed m says:

    i think you have to “think outside of the box” in other words they do not worry about losing money even if it is not their”s — they are willing to that the risk that most normal folks would not — remember for evreyone of them good stories there is a 100 or so losers (i do not mean the people are losers) they just lost all of their capital

  6. Jonathan S says:

    Bill Gates said he was at the right place at the right time. Found an expanding market and took immediate action. This business has all 3 things going for it. If you only knew the opportunity.

  7. Casey C says:

    Most successful entrepreneurs failed miserably at least 2 times before becomming who they are today. They probably failed thousands of times before and since on a smaller level, but most have filed bankruptcy, been through divorce, survived drug addiciton or alchoholism, gained and lost millions in days and have been shunned and disowned by friends and family. All of these things have given them first hand experience of what not to do. Read all the books you want, but unless you are ready to ride the wave, get out of the ocean.

    Sell it sell it sell it sell it…