Which distinguishes Ultra-Sccessful-Represeurs from the rest

A natural instinct that involves drilling holes in trees primarily to look for food, create nesting and communicate with others through drums. Like our feathered friend of the forest, this congenital ability to peck is often contrary to the opportunities that distinguishes billionaires from unusual entrepreneurs – and in fact not being high quality in risk.

The “inner campsite” is like continuous driving and is never satisfied with one -off success. It is a restless feeling that keeps you in combination with emotional intelligence. The latter is very essential for motivating others and dealing with complex business relationships. It’s not only about being smart; It’s about understanding and managing your personal and other people’s emotions. Like Woodpecker, the general undertaking is the development of convincing communication ability.

Criteria for successful entrepreneur

I once believed that everybody could prepare to be a successful entrepreneur who could manage large projects, even on a global scale. Later I spotted that this is not the case. Those who have an “internal accident” have a clear advantage that they are consistent in their actions, having persistently strive to attain goals and emanate constant anxiety, when every success is only a step towards the next. Now it could appear early or late, under the influence of individuals, circumstances, and even rebellion spontaneously – but without it, success is unattainable.

I used to think that the high IQ was the important feature that distinguishes people of success. Now I might take this third or fourth place. You see, there are people with average analytical intelligence who achieve quite unusual results. IQ is a feature that could be hired. Charisma, communication skills and leadership features – those things that outline emotional intelligence – you possibly can’t easily bring or even buy. It must exist above all.

Large -scale projects necessarily include many colleagues and often such people are complex beings, often demanding, and their very own interests and programs. How good they are depends on how motivated they are. Now creating this motivation is a large a part of emotional intelligence.

Use this emotional power

If matters are structured in such a way that committed people feel satisfaction and optimistic, each in their unique way, then invaluable results will occur. In general, emotions are the strongest drivers. They do humanity, what it is.

There are naturally gifted with emotional intelligence, while others only have potential. If this potential exists, it may possibly be developed, although to what extent depends on the person – that is why coaching is the most reliable and perhaps the only effective method to achieve it. And the best method to develop Real skills It is to learn them in real time, preferably from Guru-Come-Mentor.

What else does successful entrepreneurs? Well, Fortuna favors those that also can mix analytical intelligence with creativity, in addition to the ingenuity and ability to think outside the box to unravel matters and create ideas. There is a common thread that goes through the skilled successes of many billionaires, because everyone did well -known things, just much higher than their competitors. In fact, very few invented something that was essentially latest.

Risks

You cannot be an entrepreneur without risk tolerance. Business decisions include risk, often many times a day. Playing him too safely can stop you from big breakthroughs.

If you are not a risk in business, as an alternative you have all the time protected yourself against a possible loss, you is not going to achieve anything unusual. The risk drives evolution. Business, like in sport, sciences, creative fields and exploration, is one great competition with nature, fate, yourself and the rotating world around you. So do not forget that there is no competition without the risk of losing. No wonder that running a company is often in comparison with gambling, and opportunities are often completely unpredictable.

Stay patient and all the time keep calm

Patience is crucial in emotional intelligence – this ability to build a step -by -step relationship and conducting complex processes. Get able to wait. Working on things that you simply cannot avoid or change, does not cause anywhere and is only used to discharge energy. If you are agitated, you see the world in a distorted way, and when in this state it is almost unattainable to fight effectively, let alone win.

The same with lack of losses. Losses are inevitable in business. It could be a small market fluctuation, a return of poor management, and perhaps additional pressure from competitors and WHAM – you suddenly stand in the face of possible bankruptcy, and this may occur no matter your knowledge or skills.

On the other hand, there are those that gain great wealth through unusual happiness, but then they do not have it because they do not have managing such situations. Money, wealth and uncontrolled success invariably affect human nature. Having large sums of cash increases mental pressure and requires great willpower, which results in more complex decision making.

Remember that sometimes you have to go downstairs to seem again. There are invaluable lessons that ought to be pulled out of the blow to the all-time low. This implies that if you have a reasonable level of emotional and analytical intelligence, and if this “internal campsite” is always collapsing.

Personally, I never get indignant with losses. I reject this as an opposite effect to the intended, and as an alternative analyzing what went unsuitable, I put the mental switch in the “na” position and go forward. I even manage to get energy from failures, anger at myself and I immediately start fighting for Revanche.