Sergio Hicke argues that entrepreneurship requires a specific personality type, and not having it is fine. For those who do start businesses, resilience matters most: the ability to brush off setbacks, move forward, and learn from criticism.
Entrepreneurship and founding a startup is a personality type, and there's nothing wrong with not having the personality to build a business. There's a little bit of guilt that people feel that, oh, but I want to start my own business, but I don't think I'm able to, or I don't know how to. And I don't think that there's anything wrong with
that. And one very important element is the resilience.
Yeah,
and the resilience that you have as an entrepreneur to convert that super negative moment in your mind to, okay, but this is really an opportunity. Either to brush
brush off, move on, or learn from what they've said.