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Here's to the Crazy Entrepreneurs - Is Entrepreneurism a Mental Disorder? (Paperback)
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Here's to the Crazy Entrepreneurs - Is Entrepreneurism a Mental Disorder? (Paperback)
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Real entrepreneurs live in a world where they constantly hear, Are
you crazy? or What have you been smoking? when they announce to
their friends, family, and colleagues they are starting a business.
They are the ones who hear, It can't be done? from all the
naysayers who are not willing or able to leave their comfort zones.
Real entrepreneurs are the ones who think and act differently. They
are the ones who see opportunities that others cannot see. Real
entrepreneurs are not like normal people. They are the crazy ones
Steve Jobs described in Apple's Think Different ad who change the
world. They are the ones who like operating at the edge without a
net. They identify with Karl Wallenda -the great high wire artist -
when he said, Life is on the wire, the rest is just waiting. They
are the ones who cannot retire. Their lives revolve around sensing
and seizing opportunities. While most people think the greatest
frustration for entrepreneurs involves seeking sufficient funding,
their greatest frustration is that the opportunity clock is always
ticking. As one entrepreneur noted, There are so many
opportunities, but so little time. Instead of celebrating their
entrepreneurial successes, they go to their grave thinking about
the opportunities they did not seize. They are the ones who know
entrepreneurship is not a spectator sport. Real entrepreneurs are
like moths driven to the flame. Their opportunity radar is always
scanning the marketplace for situations where people are not having
their needs met well enough or at all. They know that for every
problem, every sense of frustration, and every source of pain,
there is a potential entrepreneurial opportunity. They are the ones
who sense what people want before they know it. They are the ones
who find a way to make possible what others consider impossible.
They are the ones who are willing to step into the darkness and to
take the leap of faith. They are like explorers. They thrive on
Boldly going where no one has gone. In a world full of path takers,
they are the path makers. They are the ones who create ventures
that change the way the game is played. They are the ones who
create firms that disrupt markets and create new markets. They are
the serial entrepreneurs who constantly think about their next
venture(s) while managing their current venture. They are the
multipreneurs who create and run multiple ventures rather than
having just one business at a time. Normal people cannot understand
what drives real entrepreneurs. The only people who understand real
entrepreneurs are other entrepreneurs. Here's to the Crazy
Entrepreneurs takes the reader into the minds of the people who
change the marketplace and who, in some cases, change the world.
Stephen C. Harper demonstrates an uncanny insight in to what makes
entrepreneurs tick. In his latest book, Here's to the Crazy
Entrepreneurs he investigates whether entrepreneurism is a mental
disorder or if normal people are actually the ones who are crazy by
risking their mortgages, careers, and future by working for someone
else.
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