Entrepreneur: “It’s my position that all successful entrepreneurs possess one fundamental ability, one fundamental quality, one fundamental skill, one fundamental interest, without which they would never be successful: Entrepreneurs possess the ability to perceive the world as a system. Without a doubt, every entrepreneur worth his or her salt is a ’systems thinker.’ They could not do what they do without it.”
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Business Opportunities Weblog En Español on March 1st, 2005 at 11:55 am
Pensadores de Sistemas
Entrepreneur Es mi posición que todos los emprendedores exitosos poseen una habilidad fundamental, una calidad fundamental, una destreza fundamental, un interés fundamental, sin el cual nunca serian exitosos: los emprendedores poseen la habilidad de pe…
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Qualities of successful entrepreneurs
By way of the Business Opportunities blog - Entrepreneur.com has an article today in which Michael Gerber argues that the most common quality of a successful entrepreneur is their ability to think of the world in terms of “systems”. It’s…
Rob on March 1st, 2005 at 8:54 pm
Wow, I totally agree with this concept. But I would take out the “they are inventors, not engineers” part. I think of systems thinkers as engineers, not inventors.
robhyndman.com on March 4th, 2005 at 5:03 am
Think Like an Entrepreneur
A friend recently introduced me to the writing of Michael Gerber, and here I find, courtesy of Dane Carlson, an article by Gerber on what makes an entrepreneur.