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Do you have the right mindset to be an entrepreneur? Respond to these questions honestly and quickly and you'll get your answer. What's up, Believe Nation? It's Evan. My one word is believe and I believe in you. I believe in the insane potential that you have inside yourself and I want to see that explode out into the world. And so to help you on your journey, I designed the Entrepreneur Mindset Test as a series of 100 questions that when you answer them truthfully, you'll be able to figure out if you already have the right mindset to be an entrepreneur, if you need to make some tweaks or some changes, or if maybe entrepreneurship is not for you. Almost everybody wants to be an entrepreneur. You want to have the freedom, the lifestyle, the work your own hours, the not have a boss, to create the vision you want to create. Almost everybody wants to, but it's not easy. It's going to be one of the hardest things that you ever will do, ever, ever, ever in your life. Some people already have the right mindset and are ready to jump at it, and other people, you have some work to do before you're ready to launch. This simple yet powerful test has the answer for you. If you take the time to answer these 100 questions honestly, you'll know if entrepreneurship is in your immediate future or not. You'll also know what will hold you back and what are some of the most probable roadblocks that will limit your success that you can start to attack. Right away. You ready for the test? I encourage you to either get a piece of paper and a pen ready with numbers 1 to 100 down the side, or load up a Notepad file or Word file or Excel, whatever you like, with 100 numbers on it so you can quickly answer yes or no to all of these questions. Are you ready? Let's go! Number 1: I'm a competitive person and I like to win. Number 2: I don't like being average. Number 3: I'm persistent and follow through until I reach my goals. Number 4: I enjoy situations where I can't predict how things will turn out. Number 5: My main reason to start a business is not just making money. Number 6: Unexpected surprises don't annoy me. 7. Sometimes I push myself so hard that I burn out. 8. I believe that time is money. 9. I'm an optimistic and positive person. 10. I trust my instincts. 11. I'd rather work on my business than take a long weekend. 12. Drama in the office doesn't make me feel uncomfortable. 13. I'm impatient when I have to wait for other people. 14. I'm good at talking with people. 15. I can stay confident even when things aren't going well. 16. I don't need a lot of rest and downtime. 17. I like networking with people and attending events. 18. I'm good at and enjoy adapting to change. 19. People like to be around me. 20. I follow through on plans that I make. 21. I hate letting people down. 22. If I want something, I go for it. 23. I'm okay working 60 to 80 hours per week on my business. 24. I enjoy trying new things. 25. I like working with people and seeing them grow. 26. I don't get too stressed out. 27. Making eye contact with people is no problem for me. 28. I enjoy meeting new people. 29. My family understands that sometimes the business has to come first. 30. I enjoy breaking conventional rules. 31. If an appointment was cancelled at the last minute, I'd use the time to find a way to grow my business. 32. I get bored easily. 33. I'm persistent and follow through and reach my goals. I like talking about my business. 34. I've always been a risk taker. 35. I work very well alone. 36. Even if something scares me at first, I'll still try it. 37. I hate doing the same thing over and over again. Number 38: When I have a problem, I immediately think of creative ways to solve it. Number 39: I hate missing deadlines. Number 40: I'm very self-disciplined. Number 41: I don't need a lot of sleep when I'm engaged in something that excites me. Number 42: I'm okay making long-term commitments. 43. I'm not afraid of handing my business card out to people. 44. I don't usually second-guess my decisions. 45. I can inspire myself to take action. 46. I thrive in solving problems. 47. I always keep my promises. 48. I enjoy talking about my work at social gatherings. 49. I don't often find myself without something to do. 50. I'm a confident person. 51. I'm always investing time and money into making myself better. 52. I'm comfortable making less money than my current job when I start my business. 53. I'm okay with not making a steady paycheck. 54. I enjoy rocking the boat. 55. Given the choice, I'd pick an adventurous path over a safe one. 56. I like to learn new things. 57. I don't have a problem asking others for help. 58. I'd rather create my own plan than be told what to do. 59. I accept responsibility for everything that happens in my life. 60. I believe that I'm in control over my destiny. 61. I don't need to have 100% of the information before I can make a decision. 62. Selling my ideas to others is easy for me. #63: I believe that my customers are the boss, not me. #64: If something isn't working, I'll keep trying until I find a way instead of giving up. #65: Building rapport with others is easy for me. #66: I don't need others to tell me what to do for me to get work done. #67: I thrive under pressure. Number 68: I watch what I spend very carefully. Number 69: I know how to put myself in someone else's shoes. Number 70: I'm very proud of the work that I create. Number 71: In groups, I'm usually the leader. Number 72: I almost never procrastinate. Number 73: I don't need someone to tell me I did a good job to feel good about my work. Number 74: I've already tried starting my own business. Number 75: I like to prioritize my tasks. Number 76: I'm always on time. Number 77: I enjoy managing people. 78. People who work with me say I'm a good boss. 79. I don't lose things. 80. I don't need approval from friends and family before doing something. 81. I love to take initiative and help when I see a problem. 82. I can follow through on my tasks without depending on anyone else. 83. I try to turn negative situations into opportunities. 84. I expect good things to happen to me. 85. I have powerful and motivating reasons that ensure I stay committed to my business. 86. I enjoy looking at how businesses are run in different countries. 87. When I walk into a business, I think about how I would do things differently. 88. As I shower, I think of ways to grow my business. 89. I expect more from myself than others. 90. I enjoy making decisions for other people. 91. I feel restricted when there are too many rules. 92. I'm not afraid to take on big competitors. 93. I believe that I can be the best in the world at what I do. 94. When I want something, I usually get it. 95. I'm not afraid to negotiate when told no. 96. I often find creative solutions to problems nobody else thought of. 97. People often come to me asking for advice. 98. I want to have a positive impact on the world. Number 99: I'm not afraid to step outside my comfort zone to get something accomplished. And number 100: I believe I can accomplish whatever I aim to. So we've had a chance to now ask you 100 different questions, and you have hopefully paid attention, filled out each one, and you have yes or no all the way down your page or your Excel file or your worksheet. What I want you to do now is add add up all of the yeses and all of the nos. The total should equal 100. But how many yeses do you have and how many nos do you have? Take a minute, pause this video, and go count them up now. So now that you've added up your yeses and nos, let's see how you did. So if you scored over 90, you are a hardcore entrepreneur. You were born to be in business for yourself. What are you waiting for? Let's go, get it on, start ASAP. If you scored 80 to 89, you are an entrepreneur in the making. There are a few things that you need to work on, but entrepreneurship is for you. Time to make things happen. If you scored 70 to 79, you are a wannabe entrepreneur. You'll have to stretch outside your comfort zone to make things happen. Look at each question you answered no or false to and think of ways you can keep them from holding your business back. If you scored 60 to 69, you're a borderline entrepreneur. Consider looking at established franchises where there is more structure and less risk. Risk. If you scored 50 to 59, you're a questionable entrepreneur. You need to really dig deep and think about if this is for you or not. Talk to other business owners and get a sense of their daily lives before making a decision to go out on your own. And if you scored under 50, that's a failing score. Entrepreneurship isn't for you. So that is the Entrepreneur Mindset Test. I would love to know how did you guys score. Leave your final total in the comments below, how many yeses did you get and what group do you fall into? Hopefully it gave you some further insights into yourself and what would be required to be a successful entrepreneur. I would love to hear again, one, what your score was and two, your general thoughts, what you learned from going through this test. Hopefully you went through all the questions, you paid attention, you did the work. Let me know your thoughts, leave in the comments below. Thank you guys so much for watching. I believe in you. I hope you continue to believe in yourself and whatever your one word is. Much love, and I'll see you soon. Raise your standard. Apple, at the core, its core value is that we believe that people with passion can change the world for the better. Not one drop of my self-worth depends on your acceptance of me. I don't ever give up. I'd have to be dead or completely ¡Hey, Believe Nation! 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