5/15/11

Success Factors for Entrepreneurs

  • Experience

    • Bloomberg Business week states that many entrepreneurs rate experience as their most important success factor. As you experience business success and failings, you learn what works. Having the experience allows you to clean up mistakes and do better the next time.

    Money Management

    • Starting a new business venture can cost a lot of money. Whether you obtain this money from investors or a part-time job, how you manage the money can contribute to your success. According to the Entrepreneur website, you should create a savings account with your business funds and avoid using the money unless it will advance your business. Using your money wisely will allow you to build your business without running out of capital.

    Clear Goals

    • One of the factors in a successful entrepreneur includes setting clear goals. A vision becomes useless without a clear goal, according to the Goto Silicon Valley website. Each goal should have a clear objective. The goals should include a timetable such as "complete 100 sales by a certain date." Measurable goals will help you evaluate how well your business performs.

    Hard Work

    • In the Internet age, many people may think they only need an idea to become a successful entrepreneur. However, hard and long work must accompany a good idea. Managing your time so that you can work on your business will contribute to your success. The more time you invest in your business, the more you understand what works and what needs changing.

    Researching Competition

    • A successful entrepreneur researches and understands his competition, according to Goto Silicon Valley. No matter how unique the idea, most companies have some competition. Knowing what your competition does and how to make your business better will greatly affect your success.

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