Entrepreneurial Psychology: Page 4
4 Excuses Holding You Back From Being an Entrepreneur
Everybody is scared to leave their cozy job and nobody starts a business with enough money. Overcoming those worries is what makes an entrepreneur.
You'll Market Better and Be More Persuasive Knowing These 10 Brain Facts
Science is unlocking how we humans interpret the world and each other, giving rise to a new approach to sales with the fancy title 'neuromarketing.'
From Dreaming to Succeeding, the 12 Phases of Entrepreneurship
When you know it's crazy to quit your job to start a business but you do it anyway, you're on your way.
Build Your Business on Your Strengths, Hire Your Team to Cover Your Weaknesses
The key to your success as an entrepreneur is sufficient introspection to learn what you are good at and what you need help with.
The Psychological Benefits of Writing: Why Richard Branson and Warren Buffett Write Regularly
Writing is thought put to page, which makes all of us writers -- even if we don't have the chops to spin beautiful prose.
4 Tips for Maintaining Balanced Motivation
Entrepreneurs crave motivation for the grueling trek from great idea to real business but, unless we use it well, what feels like motivation is risky impulse.
Why You Should Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
Doing things that make us uncomfortable aren't fun, but they're absolutely necessary. YE business coach Antonio Neves explains.
Learning to Embrace Failure
A young entrepreneur's ability to embrace failure is paramount to his or her long-term success in business.