ENTERPRISE54 – These days, everyone wants to be an entrepreneur or better still called an ‘entrepreneur’, but there is more to entrepreneurship than what we think we know about it. This post is to communicate that entrepreneurship is not for everyone.

Paid Employment is no longer enough to depend on in present day Nigeria. Many people are seeking ways of diversifying income, seeking alternative or multiple streams of income. Many are turning to entrepreneurship and small businesses for this reason. Some youths are even considering dropping out of school to pursue entrepreneurship dreams. However, with the volume of data available about small business or startup failures, it is important to determine if starting a small business is the best way for you.

This article seeks to identify 5 key pointers that will help the reader, determine if entrepreneurship is really their forte.

1. You Are an Habitual Latecomer

If you are an habitual latecomer in your present job, entrepreneurship isn’t for you. The reason is not far fetched. Entrepreneurship requires efficient time management, consistency and punctuality. These are skills and attitudes you need to develop while on a paid job. If you are late to a paid job, you’ll be late in your business. When you are late to close a deal, you begin to lose respect and client base keeps reducing. When that happens, you won’t be in business for too long.

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