Challenge of Entrepreneurs
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- Entrepreneurs often focus on the easily measurable aspects of a business, like finances and machines, and sometimes not on the critical soft skills required.
- Entrepreneurs often do not focus enough on the concept of sustainability and loose their businesses after a few successful months or years
- Entrepreneurs often forget a business is an asset that should have a market value. If a business can not be sold at some stage, a sustainable asset with a market value is not created (research shows that 93% of new businesses worldwide are never sold)
- Funding
- There is no denying that culture is a powerful catalyst of organisational excellence
- Most entrepreneurs understand that their most reliable competitive advantage comes from their people, but few of them actually know how to get their people “all in” by convincing them to buy into the ideas and strategies that will lead to outstanding results.
- Despite the hard work of entrepreneurs, sometimes the missing element is an effective performance culture.
- Culture is what makes teams and organisations great.
- In organisations of all sizes with clear, positive, and strong cultures, employees believe that what they do matters and that they can as a Team make a difference.
- The greatest challenge of entrepreneurship is to deal with its fundamental paradox of setting a course and allocating resources for an adventure into the unknown future and then executing a plan that, of necessity, must change.
- The role of entrepreneurs is to set an example and make happen what would otherwise probably not happen.
- One of the hallmarks of visionary entrepreneurship lies in the translation of positive intentions into tangible results.