How to become an Adventurous Entrepreneurs - Part Two

How to become an Adventurous Entrepreneurs - Part Two

To be adventurous is willing to take risks or try out new methods, ideas, or experiences.  Entrepreneurship is about ideas, lots and lots of them. But it's about putting those ideas into action that matter. So, what ideas do you have as you embark on your entrepreneurial adventure?

Like any activity you pursue, there are certain musts that are required to be successful in a chosen activity. To legally operate a vehicle on public roadways, one must have a driver's license; to excel in sports, one must train and practice; to retire comfortably, one must become an informed investor and actively invest for retirement. If your goal is success in business, then the formula is no different. There are certain character traits that have to be fully developed, implemented and managed for your business to succeed. One of them is ''Adventure''!

Let's have an example: When you have a problem that needs to be solved, do you seek just anyone's advice or do you seek an expert in the field to help solve your particular problem? Obviously, you want the most accurate information and assistance that you can get. You naturally seek an expert to help solve your problem. You call a plumber when the hot water tank leaks, a real estate agent when it's time to sell your home or a dentist when you have a toothache. Therefore, it is clear that being an adventurous entrepreneur is another style of prospecting for new business, just in reverse.

The Secret to becoming adventurous entrepreneur is to get involved. Always go out of your way to get involved in the community that supports your business. You can do this in many ways, such as pitching in to help local charities or the food bank, becoming involved in organizing community events, and getting involved in local politics. You can join associations and clubs that concentrate on programs and policies designed to improve the local community. It's a fact that people like to do business with people they know, like and respect, and with people who do things to help them as members of the community.