Are You Cut Out To Be An Entrepreneur? Executive Touch Asks

    NEW YORK, NY, November 11, 2015 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Executive Touch believes that the beauty of entrepreneurship is that it's open to anyone. If someone has an idea and the right ambition they can pursue entrepreneurship, highlights the firm. However, the firm believes that some people are much more inclined to do it than others as they thrive on the challenges that entrepreneurship brings as well as reaping the rewards.

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The firm believes that there are many benefits to becoming an entrepreneur such as "the freedom to decide your own working hours, the possibility to earn more money than in an employed role and the opportunity to be creative and do something which you are passionate about." However, the firm believes that these benefits don't come without their challenges. At the beginning an entrepreneur can expect to work longer hours than a standard 9-5 job, money can be tight and business can be hard to find. But, Executive Touch believes there are many people who are strong enough to overcome these challenges and experience the rewards.

Executive Touch has highlighted the 5 signs they believe mean a person is cut out to be an entrepreneur:

You never sit still
Many people prefer routine with measured dashes of variety. Consistency and stability is their general goal, job security, regular pay and an expected level of comfort should be valued. However, to entrepreneurs the idea of consistency is akin to stagnancy. It's boring, highlights Executive Touch. It affords to few opportunities to try new things or test new ideas. Sitting still isn't something entrepreneurs enjoy, they like the risk that comes with constantly moving around and experimenting.

You're always thinking ahead
We live in a fast-paced digital age where innovative products and services have changed the way we live completely. But entrepreneurs aren't satisfied, they are always looking for things that can be improved or coming up with totally new ideas. Entrepreneurs believe that things can always be better and are always looking for the next big thing.

You obsessively shop local
Entrepreneurs tend to care about their local communities from which they draw their talent. Employees might not consider empowering communities to innovate and grow to be one of entrepreneurship's main goals, but it's something the most successful business owners really value. Entrepreneurs are proud to support their local community.

You're always coming up with new ideas
There is no final venture for entrepreneurs. The wealth of ideas for new businesses, projects, and experiments never runs dry. Creative thinking is part of an entrepreneurs' routine. Of course not every idea will turn into something but the mindset that comes from an active brain is a tell-tale sign of a natural entrepreneur.

You know you can always do better
The main sign that a person is cut out for entrepreneurship is an ongoing sense of self-improvement, highlights Executive Touch. "Your best today just isn't good enough for tomorrow. You know you can always learn more and improve and that's exactly what you set out to do every day."

Executive Touch is an outsourced sales and marketing firm based in New York. The firm are direct marketing specialists who create personalized campaigns on behalf of their clients' brands. The firm connect with consumers on a face-to-face basis to create long-lasting and personal business connections between brand and consumer. This often leads to increased customer acquisition, brand awareness and brand loyalty for their clients.

Source: http://www.fastcompany.com/3052543/hit-the-ground-running/5-signs-you ... trepreneur

Executive Touch specialize in face-to-face sales and marketing campaigns, taking their clients products and service direct to consumers.

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