Did you have lemonade stands as a kid?

Did you sell crafts, create packages, and start making money at a young ae?

Did you need to learn how to be resourceful quickly, or did you simply always have it in your DNA?

The Entrepreneur is particularly characterized by their innate systems-mind, seeing the Big Vision and process to solve problems–and the innate ability to actually execute it.

Armed with atypically high risk-tolerance, Entrepreneurs tend to think outside the box, moving with speed and certainty to bring their vision to life, often creating something out of nothing.

For many entrepreneurs, starting businesses is an extension of their very worldview: life is a thing to be lived on one’s own terms. This means being their own boss, designing their own lifestyle, and developing products and services to patch the holes they see in the world.

As the CORE Entrepreneur, not everyone is like you (especially the coaches and people who claim to be entrepreneurs, but you know aren’t.)

Actually, you’re inherently different–always the black sheep in your environment, doing things differently than others, innately able to live outside of the categories society tends to put humans in.

Historically, this would have made you potentially “unemployable.” In today’s market and service-based economy, your predisposition gives you the exact toolset you need to not only create your own job, but also build a company that can employ all other archetypes in the process.

They might seem crazy at times (hell, maybe they are,) but entrepreneurs rarely let practicality stand in the way of potential.

If that means making an investment with a credit card,  firing someone quickly, or being polarizing at the risk of being disliked–they’re down.

With their ability to think big-picture, they don’t stay stuck on one thing too long if it’s not working. They have an innate ability to shift and make changes, even if it feels de-stabilizing.