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Cultivate a healthy entrepreneurial mindset.

We share with you three reflections to help you stay focused on your entrepreneurial journey.

 

Think of your entrepreneurship as a business

When you decide to start a business , you need to think of it as a business. You must generate income for your business to grow. 

Sometimes, when we’re just starting out, we fall into the trap of thinking about it with a dreamer's mindset, without considering the financial aspects. Even if you don’t like numbers, you need to understand the basics of costs, income, profit margins, and more. This knowledge helps you become more independent, manage resources well, and make strategic decisions. Without it, even the most amazing project may not progress as you expect.

2. Your business should represent you, but it shouldn’t be an extension of yourself

Your business should be inspired by your values and goals, but it shouldn’t be confused with who you are as a person. It's normal to feel like your business is an extension of yourself when you dedicate so much time and effort, but this can lead to frustration or demotivation when challenges arise. 

Businesses have their ups and downs. Facing challenges and not getting the results you expected doesn’t mean you’ve failed as a person.Take it this way: it’s part of the learning and growth process as an entrepreneur. That’s why it’s important to be able to see it as an independent project that, although it carries your essence, shouldn’t define you or absorb all your emotional well-being. Viewing it from this perspective gives you the freedom to learn from mistakes, make more objective decisions, and, most importantly, enjoy the entrepreneurial journey without letting emotions control you.

3. Invest in your growth and keep learning as an entrepreneur.

Investing in your learning whenever necessary is one of the best tools for growth, both as an entrepreneur and as a person. Staying updated and prepared to adapt to new circumstances has a huge personal impact: it boosts your confidence to make important decisions and tackle unfamiliar situations

Training is investing in yourself, your growth, and your future 

And that’s a bet that’s always worth making.

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