Being and entrepreneur and the mindset you have to be in. When I was going to school it was always go to school get a good job and make good money. That concept was embedded in my mind I did everything I had to do graduated college with honors and felt like I was lied to for 22 years of my life. I was making decent money after college but as most Americans would say was not enough to live on my own. So was I really lied to for all those years or did I have an insatiable appetite for making money? Most people work for someone else and are happy doing so at the age of 29 I couldn’t do t anymore my mind was on the verge of going crazy with the people above telling me what to do when to do it and how many hours I need to be there. Then on top of that the pressure of generating more sales or revenue for the company even though I was already over achieving.

One inspiring and educational article I read in the past started with this:

” Enter “entrepreneurial traits” into Google, and the menu of frequent searches will complete the query with “… of Steve Jobs” and “… of Bill Gates,” among others. These are the forces of nature that spring to mind for most of us when we think of entrepreneurs–iconic figures who seemed to burst from the womb with enterprise in their DNA. They inspire, but they also intimidate. What if you weren’t born with Jobs’ creative genius or Gates’ iron will? There’s good news for the rest of us: Entrepreneurs can be guided to success by harnessing crucial attributes. Scholars, business experts and venture capitalists say entrepreneurs can emerge at any stage of life and from any realm, and they come in all personality types and with any grade point average” “….entrepreneur can emerge at any stage of a life and from any realm, and they come in all personality types and with any grade point average.” That right there touched me. I as I continued to read the article I started to find myself in there. I guess my mentality blossomed to owning my own business then working for someone else at a pretty young age. To read more of this article and see the 7 attributes of what makes a business owner a successful entrepreneur click on the link below. http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/230350