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Your Inner Entrepreneur

Written by: Vanessa J. Bonnette

Article Overview: Recently I was asked by a friend “how do you see so many opportunities?” I thought about her question for a while and was not sure how to answer and said “My mind always sees the big picture, but I’m not sure why.”

Your Inner Entrepreneur

Recently I was asked by a friend “how do you see so many opportunities?” I thought about her question for a while and was not sure how to answer and said “My mind always sees the big picture, but I’m not sure why.” Later that day, I thought about her question and came up with an acronym for “Think Big.” I hope it will inspire you to release your inner entrepreneur!

T H I N K B I G !

T - Time and Talents – use them wisely they are great gifts
H - Hope and Honesty – without these, we have nothing
I - Insight and Intuition - trust your inner guidance
N - No and Necessary – set boundaries and say “No” when necessary
K - Knowledge and Know-how – two keys for creating a happy life

B - Bold and Brave – two great assets of pioneers and entrepreneurs
I - Individual and Inquisitive – be yourself and always ask questions
G - God and Gratitude – walk with them daily!

Your inner entrepreneur quietly waits to be awakened. What are your dreams and what's holding you back from pursuing them?

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Article Tags: acronym, assets, big picture, dreams, entrepreneur, god, gratitude, great gifts, happy life, honesty, inner guidance, insight, intuition, pioneers, set boundaries, talents



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