If you're an entrepreneur or business owner, you think much
differently. Essentially the buck stops (and begins) with you. You're
responsible for the success and failure of your endeavor. And you are
the one who makes all the huge decisions (including who to designate
littler decisions to!).
To discover if you're thinking like an employee or an entrepreneur,
take this fast quiz:
• Do you confine your tasks/responsibilities to a subset of what is
required for your business to flourish?
• Do you base your life-style on your revenue?
• If a money setback happens, do you shrink your budget to adapt
to the reduction in revenue?
• Do you constantly seek outside advice to make even daily
decisions?
If you responded “yes” to most of these queries, chances are you've an
employee mentality. Here’s why those with an entrepreneur mentality
would answer “no.”
Do you confine your tasks/responsibilities to a subset of
what is required for your business to flourish?
Entrepreneurs understand that occasionally they have to do things in
their business that are “higher up” or “beneath” their skill level. Their
mental attitude is if it has to get accomplished, get it accomplished
