The Role Model Mindset: Being a Great Entrepreneur Is About Showing Others What’s Possible

How entrepreneurs solve big global problems, survive risky situations and create with limited resources.

When we talk about entrepreneurs, we often think of people who have followed a dream to create a business.

They are a group set apart because of their bias towards action — getting their hands dirty and building a company, and because of that, many are role models to the millions of other aspiring founders across the world.

We are not talking about the basic desire to imitate a businessperson because of their wealth and success, but rather about being a role model, which entails a degree of awe and respect for a person’s methods and strategies for building successful and impactful businesses.

They do things that others feel are impossible.

The world’s best entrepreneurs are not looked up to because of their salaries, but because they do three key things: they solve big global problems, they survive risky situations, and they create with limited resources.