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There's definitely an interesting relationship between an entrepreneur and an opportunity seeker. The Opportunity Seeker: The opp seeker is one who gets involved with a business because of all the hype and money they truly thought they could earn without necessarily doing much to earn it. They're not providing value to someone else, they're not entrenching themselves with knowledge and education.  They saw the white board and the fancy flip chart of how much money they could earn by getting 2 who get 2, etc or some easy "push button" sales letter online where they could rake in millions IF they would "just" spend $20 bucks to "buy my stuff". They got involved thinking they'd magically get rich even though they have no idea of how to build a business or marketing in general. The Entrepreneur: The entrepreneur understands business...they understand marketing and seek understanding and knowledge cons...

“The entrepreneur in us sees opportunities everywhere we look, but many people see only problems everywhere they look. The entrepreneur in us is more concerned with discriminating between opportunities than he or she is with failing to see the opportunities.” – Michael Gerber But if you do think you’d like to be an entrepreneur, you will be rewarded for it.  Not only can you double (or even triple) your money every three years, you can also enjoy the many other benefits of being your own boss: the freedom to choose your own schedule the power to create your own products the excitement of being fully challenged the knowledge that you are providing an income for your employees My friend Anna W. asked me to help her start a business based on her love of music.  She’d been looking over her current retirement plan, and figured out that if she keeps her present job and continues to increase her responsibility and her income, she will be...