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Personal growth and development
Don't Ignore the Problems
You're going to meet challenges along the way. Acknowledge them.
Then put aside ego and attitude, and fix the problem even if it means being honest about your own shortcomings.
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Be Determined
You don't get to be an astronaut by being wishy-washy. Most started thinking about a career in space very young, and worked hard to gain the skills necessary to realize their goal.
If you do not feel that you have that drive, it might help to give your goal a sense...
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Be Realistic
As you develop your business plan, be realistic.
Getting a new venture off the ground is risky. Being realistic might mean sharing the risk. If you can't make it happen by yourself, consider partners and a co-founder.
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Be a Calculated Risk-Taker
Astronauts are generally not risk-takers. They take calculated risks for something that they think is worthwhile.
As a startup founder, you may feel obliged to risk it all. But, you want to take calculated risks, not some blind, shot-in-the-dark. By implementing a ...
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Be An Explorer of Opportunities
The most important thing in your endeavor is to help people, help your team to increase capacity to build their own path and help your customers to have a better life.
As an entrepreneur, you are an explorer of opportunities.
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Failure
Driven people hate failure, even though failure is inevitable. You do not become a successful leader without having experienced failure along the way.
When you make mistakes, own them and let the team know what you are going to do to fix them.
Don't take anything personally
Absolutely nothing that other people say about you, is actually about you. The way a person is acting says a lot more about them and their inner issues than it does about you. Don't take it personally, because when you do, that means you acknowledge it and may even start to...
Address problems as they arise
If you do not address a problem in 0.25 seconds after a mistake is made, then you probably won’t do anything about it. You’ll shrug your shoulders and keep going. This is really bad for learning. If you simply address your problems on the spot, correct them, and learn better ways,
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