Various Kinds of Entrepreneurs Igor Roitburg
Igor Roitburg Lives in New York, USA. He is very passaionate about his work and Igor Roitburg is Chief Operating Officer at Default Mitigation Management LLC. As entrepreneurs, each of us is different and unique. The one common element we all share is the desire to create freedom in our “work” and life through entrepreneurship. We live in a time ripe with opportunities to create businesses that help us live the lives we want to live.
Still, there are some entrepreneurs reading this that are stuck in their business and their life. You know who you are. You can’t figure out why you’re not making progress or what to do next in your business.
The “missing link” could be the type of entrepreneur you are. Understanding your motivation as an entrepreneur can be the key to growing your business and reaching whatever milestone of success you’re striving to achieve.
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1. The skeptical entrepreneur
This entrepreneur sees the success of others and immediately starts to question it. They examine that person's business and looks for the “lucky” breaks, or inheritance they think that successful entrepreneur received.
Maybe it’s the news, or previous life experiences, but they are skeptical of success and don’t believe it’s possible without all the stars falling into place.
When you can’t see or believe success is possible, you’ll never get to a place in your mind that allows you to take action. You will stay stuck; you’ll make every excuse and believe it because of your skeptical mindset. This is the scariest type of entrepreneur.
2. The copycat entrepreneur
These entrepreneurs see the success of others and try to copy them exactly. Their web site is the same, they are the same cards, and the way they present themselves is a copy of a leader in their industry. Take Pat Flynn from Smart Passive Income blog popular. Since Pat became popular, there has been a wave of people who copy his entire line-to-line.
There is nothing wrong with modeling success-it's really very clever. There is a fine line, however, between modeling and copying. Modeling means success you see what works and find out how to make it relevant to your business and who you are as a person. If you have copied, get honest and switch from copying to modeling.
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