Perfection is the enemy of progress-It's a familiar aphorism that nobody understands better than entrepreneurs. Young or inexperienced entrepreneurs might get caught up in chasing their original vision because original visions are almost invariably "perfect." But perfection isn't necessary to run a successful and profitable business. In fact, perfection is often what stalls progress. The time you spend trying to hammer down those last few details is likely going to end up as time wasted. Instead, spend your efforts on the big picture, and make sure it's solid. This is just the beginning. Entrepreneurship is about solving problems and building new things. Entrepreneurship is important especially nowadays when we have to learn how to operate in an increasingly changing world. It includes both a mindset point of view, where problems are seen as opportunities and failures as learning experiences and skills that help you learn to solve problems and build something new. Practicing entrepreneurial attitudes and abilities are useful even if you are not yet looking to start your own business. They help you to see the challenges of work and life more diversely, and also to solve problems that would be difficult or even impossible to solve using traditional means. If you find a problem, a solution, a market, and a team that truly inspires you, you can also consider starting your own business. Entrepreneurship is a great adventure and one of the most rewarding experiences in your life. At its best, it can bring significant opportunities for success. At the very least, it provides experiences for learning and development that would otherwise be unlikely to occur. Developing an entrepreneurial mindset is not a one-month project. You have to stay committed to it for the rest of your life. Unlock your greatest potential while dealing with the inevitable challenges that entrepreneurship will bring your way. All you need to do is stay focused and committed to your goals and long-term vision. Find the motivation to keep going and growing, even when nothing seems to be going your way. This is what being an entrepreneur and running a business is all about. Entrepreneurs are not born but can acquire entrepreneurial skills (mindset) by reading books, observing successful entrepreneurs, or having formal coaching sessions. They learn by doing and in the process, a few mindset changes, beliefs get erased and new ones get embedded. They focus always on the big picture and do not get bogged by a few missteps that created hurdles. Failure is not a cause of despondency but enlightenment. Miles to go, miles to go and the entrepreneurial journey has no end

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