Being a Warrior-Preneur is a way of life. It is about creating all that you deserve though powerful strategies that generate success. Anyone can be a Warrior-Preneur. If you are someone who wants to feel in control, have more choices and get what you deserve, then this is for you! These first six questions are powerful. Ask yourself on a scale of 1-10 how well you do in these areas!

  1. Are you a risk taker? You must be willing to take chances, explore new concepts, ideas, people, and places in order to be successful as an entrepreneurial.
  2. Do you take advantage of opportunities? Being able to see opportunities and seize them right away and not later is extremely important for an entrepreneur.
  3. Do you feel fear and move through it with excitement? Fear is a part of the life of an entrepreneur, but entrepreneurs thrive in this environment that might feel a bit scary. And, even if they don’t thrive, they at least feel it and do it anyway.
  4. Are you willing to learn? Entrepreneurs are not afraid of learning new things, trying new concepts, stretching themselves, and getting out there, because initially they often have to do it all themselves.
  5. Do you adapt to change quickly? The world is moving fast. Technology seems to change faster than the speed of light! And you have to be willing to change with the needs of your customers and technology in your business.
  6. Are you self-disciplined? An entrepreneur does not have a boss watching over them. An entrepreneur has to be able to get up and do what needs to be done, when it needs to be more, whether they want to do it or not.

Coming later this week: 6 more questions to live the life of a Warrior-Preneur!

Ann M. Evanston is a “Chief Breakthrough Officer” teaching other Business Warriors how to slow down, and find the most unique part of their business that makes them stand out among the crowd. She has been named one of the top marketing consultants by About.com, is a guest blogger for Showcasing Women and takes pride in moving you from “blah, blah, blah” to “BOOM, BOOM. BOOM!”