Entrepreneurship – The Courage Needed To Get Started

Thursday, February 5, 2009

There is a general feeling that runs in a lot many of us folks who come from middle class families. The feeling where we think, 'The road to entrepreneurship is not for the faint hearted'. It takes a lot of courage to get started. This is not always true. You don’t have to be the bravest soul in this world to kick start your entrepreneurial dream.

Many entrepreneurs that we see around us were not necessarily very courageous and were people who hesitated to take risks. Given the fact that they having done their homework really well, had contingency plans in place and a lot of safety measures in position anticipating a failure. They needed something more to propel them forward and generate that spark of entrepreneurship.

The way they moved out of their cocoon is by convincing themselves with this fact. The fact that their nice ‘safe’ job that they currently hold is ‘not necessarily as safe’ as it seems. This triggered the thought process of examining the risk in of being an entrepreneur is not as scary as it always looked. Think of it, during these troubled economic times and recession, Is your job really that safe?

Once you have an idea which when applied can be transformed into something that can change the world, it’s worth taking the risk of trying it and seeing it implemented. It is a lot more satisfying to give it your ambition of being an entrepreneur a shot, than live in regret all your life that you did not do it.

Feel welcome to post your thoughts, views and questions in the comments.

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Hi, I’m Dennis D Maliekal and I write the “Entrepreneurship And Beyond” Blog to help people transform their dreams of becoming an entrepreneur.

I started writing the “Entrepreneurship And Beyond” blog in Dec 2008 to give ideas, suggestions and tips to people who would like to make it big by evolving from an employee to an employer and pursue the path to entrepreneurship.

I have spent close to 4 years working in huge multinationals in various roles from being a software developer to a Program Manger and Market analyst. Feel free to join the discussions, add your thoughts and experiences through comments.

To contact me, please email me at dennis.dm@gmail.com

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