Here's how you can cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset in your career.

To cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset as a professional one can apply the EAT methodology: Embrace Innovation: Continuously seek creative training methods. Take Initiative: Look for ways to enhance and grow your services. Adaptability: Be flexible and adjust to changing needs. Invest in your own growth and stay updated on industry trends to maintain a competitive edge. These practices will help you develop a proactive, innovative, and resilient approach to your career.

Every day and every choice we take is a risk! When you cross the road to the other side it's a risk, getting into a relationship with someone is a risk, driving a car is a risk, as Murphy's law states: anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. But there are different "types" of risk, e.g jumping down the clif is a deadly risk, buying stocks or trade in forex is a high risk if you know nothing about it. And then there are wise risks that just involve courage and being fearless towards rejection and disappointment, they're actually NOT risks but rather "fears" of losing the trial. Even if we have a good 70% chance of winning we still fear that 30%. All we need to have is reverse psychology and take that bold step in order to go forward!

To cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset in your career: - Embrace a growth mindset and lifelong learning - Take calculated risks and experiment with new ideas - Develop a solutions-focused approach to problems - Build a strong network and collaborate with others - Stay adaptable and resilient in the face of change - Focus on innovation and continuous improvement - Take ownership and accountability for your work - Seek out new challenges and opportunities - Practice self-awareness and reflection By adopting these traits, you can think and act like an entrepreneur, driving innovation and success in your career.

The term "innovation" is often overused, potentially discouraging the cultivation of an entrepreneurial mindset by implying one must create groundbreaking solutions from scratch. However, innovation truly means developing the acumen to observe problems from diverse angles, redefining problems, and finding alternatives through a better use of resources. Being data-driven and people-centric are fundamental to develop such competency in our career. For example, 3D printing techniques can be used to produce afforadable prothestic limbs for patients from low-income families; CCTV in a retail store can capture customers' demographics and roadmap to analyse the effectiveness of setup and display. "Creating new values" is the key.

All you need to focus on is door 101 that will open for you. Rejection, disappointed, failure are an integrated inevitable part of society whatever you do. It's nothing more than what a sprinter goes through until he or she makes it to the finish line. Most people give up because they don't have the patience or faith that the tide will turn towards their side at some point. There is no outcome without effort and TIME is the key player. Give it time and recognition will come inspite of all obstacles.

In my experience, I fully embrace building networks that can assist you when needed. By having a diverse network, it allows one to get access to a wide range of opportunities. My own network has many titles, locations, experiences, and stories which allows me a more robust chorus of voices to listen to + gather insights from. I encourage my clients to have a diverse network as part of their goals.

The unavoidable epitomy of success is to be a leader. People will look up on to you as a source of inspiration, influence, security and wise guidance in good or bad times. Learn the trades of a dynamic leading persona which include the main principles of success such as: ? Resilience to fear, failure, disappointment, rejection and the like. ? Aspiring teamwork. ? To be a proactive mind having insight and foresight, not procrastinating tomorrow's challenges. ? Believes in high values. ? Finally to be a responsible manager of himself and his enterprise.

Puedes cultivar una mentalidad emprendedora en tu carrera a través del aprendizaje continuo. Si estás buscando maneras de aprender, hacer las cosas diferente y de manera creativa, tu mente se estará entrenando continuamente a pensar diferente y ver oportunidades donde otras personas no las ven. Toma cada desafío como una oportunidad para pensar las cosas de manera diferente.

Entrepreneurship is often linked to the saying "fail fast, learn faster," a mindset we can all benefit from in our daily lives. This approach is particularly valuable when searching for a new job. It’s essential to explore the job market, experiment, and learn from the feedback you get — even/especially from rejections!