Entrepreneurs

9 Qualities of Remarkable Entrepreneurs
Good entrepreneurs make money. Great entrepreneurs make serious money.
But remarkable entrepreneurs do more than make money. They are the few who possessqualities that don't appear on balance sheets but do make a significant impact on the lives of their employees, industries, and communities.
Here are nine qualities of remarkable entrepreneurs:
1. Theyfind happiness in the success of others.
Great business teams win because their most talented members are willing to sacrifice to make others happy. Great teams are made up of employees who helpeach other, know their roles, set aside personal goals, and value team success over everything else.
Where does that attitude come from?
You.
Every great entrepreneur answers the question, "Can youmake the choice that your happiness will come from the success of others?" with a resounding "Yes!"
2. They relentlessly seek new experiences.
Novelty seeking—getting bored easily and throwingyourself into new pursuits or activities - is often linked to gambling, drug abuse, attention deficit disorder, and leaping out of perfectly good airplanes without a parachute.
But, according to Dr. RobertCloninger, "Novelty seeking is one of the traits that keeps you healthy and happy and fosters personality growth as you age... if you combine adventurousness and curiosity with persistence and a sensethat it's not all about you, then you get the creativity that benefits society as a whole."
As Cloninger says, "To succeed, you want to be able to regulate your impulses while also having theimagination to see what the future would be like if you tried something new."
Sounds like every successful entrepreneur I know.
So go ahead - embrace your inner novelty seeker. You'll be healthier, you'llhave more friends, and you'll be generally more satisfied with life.
3. They don't think work/life balance; they just think life.
Symbolic work-life boundaries are almost impossible to maintain....