So you’ve got your business idea – and you’re sure it’s going to cause a disruption in the market. You’ve got your business plan down and even have the first round of funding ready. All these things are sufficient to launch your business, but the next – and probably the most important – question is: do you have what it takes to be an entrepreneur?

Entrepreneurship is sexy, no doubt – being part of the few usually is. Being able to say you’re your own boss – the founder, CEO, president – and whatever other titles you can come up with is something most wish they could do. But it is not easy or glamorous to be an entrepreneur. Once the excitement of starting a business wears off and you’re in the “middle mile”, then you’ll experience the true test of an entrepreneur. Can you endure the slow, repetitive phase where your resilience will be tested and your abilities questioned at every turn, while still keeping the end goal in mind and being ready to adapt to suit inevitable changes?

If you must be an entrepreneur, you must have some personality traits that not everyone has naturally. Outlined here are some warning signs that you’re not cut out for entrepreneurship. Read more... http://blog.zeesaa.com/5-signs-cant-entrepreneur/#.WAD9cegrK00

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