Developing a Success Mindset PLR Report

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Developing a Success Mindset PLR Report

The Success Mindset – An A-Z Guide to Developing and Maintaining Your Entrepreneurial Mindset

Formulate and stamp indelibly on your mind a mental picture of yourself as succeeding. Hold this picture tenaciously. Never permit it to fade. Your mind will seek to develop the picture…Do not build up obstacles in your imagination.

Did you know that author Stephen King was rejected 30 times before his bestselling book, which was later licensed for a movie, Carrie was accepted?

Did you know that it took Mark Victor Hansen and Jack Canfield three years to get their first Chicken Soup for the Soul book published?

Did you know it took millionaire entrepreneur and inventor of SPANX, Sara Blakely, months and months of knocking on doors before anyone would give her idea a second thought? Now she’s hanging out with the likes of Sir Richard Branson and Oprah Winfrey and has her own foundation – not to mention she’s sold more than $150 million in retail sales.

What do these three stories have in common and what does it have to do with you?

The key to success as an entrepreneur is hard work, perseverance, and a belief that you can succeed. So…

Introducing The…

Developing a Success Mindset

Are you an entrepreneur?

We are all impressed to hear how much money the latest internet entrepreneur has made this year, and how they have made their business a success. The numbers are often staggering, not to mention the enticement of being your own boss. However, being an entrepreneur isn’t as glamorous as it may seem.

What is an entrepreneur?

If you look up the definition of entrepreneur, your dictionary may tell you it means “a business owner carrying out an enterprise.” To most people the term means much more than that. Here are a few of the associations we make with entrepreneurs today:

An entrepreneur is someone that goes for a business opportunity even though they do not have the necessary resources.

How many people do you know that would like to run their own business but don’t have the capital to set it up, or can’t afford to lose the regular salary of their current job?

We see entrepreneurs as people that seize an opportunity regardless of whether they can afford to do so or not. Entrepreneurs are creative about raising capital and make use of resources in an unusual way.

An entrepreneur is someone that takes educated and calculated risks.

We often see entrepreneurs in a similar way to professional gamblers. The higher the risk they take, the higher the prize if they are successful.

True entrepreneurs don’t gamble unnecessarily, they weigh the risks and determine whether the outcome will be worth the possibility of failure.

An entrepreneur is someone that jumps into a venture without the necessary skills or capital, and quickly fails.

In recent years a very negative aspect has been attached to the word ‘entrepreneur’. Many people have been burned by so called entrepreneurs that have quickly gone bankrupt, leaving their customers, vendors and associates in serious trouble.

An entrepreneur is someone that starts one business, after another, after another.

Another recent development is the concept of the professional or serial entrepreneur. These are people that take what they have learned in setting up one business and use it to start the next business. They may keep a whole portfolio of businesses, or sell one business to raise capital for the next. No matter how successful they become they are always looking for the next good opportunity.

For the purposes of this report, we will use these various aspects to make our own powerful definition of an entrepreneur.

We will assume that an entrepreneur is someone that has the motivation to start their own business, as well as the vision to do so. They believe that working for themselves will, in the long run, be more fulfilling and secure than working for someone else. They want to be in control of their own financial destiny, and are willing to take a few calculated risks to get there.

In this chapter you will discover:

Common characteristics of entrepreneurs. Do you have what it takes?

Learning lessons from entrepreneurs

The importance of positive thinking to your business – Including how to think positively

Facing your business fears head on

How to keep going when you face tough times

Motivating yourself to work from home. Establishing a structure that works for you.

Let’s first take a look at l look at common characteristics of entrepreneur.

Do you have what it takes? Common characteristics of entrepreneurs.

If you are considering starting your own business online, you may be asking yourself “Am I an entrepreneur?”

The idea of working on your own can be daunting. After all, you don’t have the comfort of that paycheck at the end of the month and if things are not going as planned, you may not have anything to fall back on.

Listed below are some common characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. If you can recognize these traits in yourself then you are on the way to running your own business.

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