Thinking like a Warrior

Entrepreneurs face challenges. Challenges are what make real entrepreneurs come alive. "May we live in interesting times," says one observer. These times are certainly interesting.

To Abigail Adams, a founding mother and wife of John Adams, the founding father, is (as carefully as I can paraphrase it) attributed the following words: "These are the times when genius loves to live." Well here we are. An entrepreneur thinks like a warrior rather than as a victim. A victim, when faced with adversity, says, "Why does this have to happen to me?" A warrior says, "Let's see what I can do to overcome this." Think like a warrior, folks, who sees problems as obstacles to overcome.

What do you think about this? I'd like to know. Read the entire Wikipedia article and the references cited there. Also Google it. And post a comment.

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