An entrepreneur's most important activity is fundraising - finding others willing to invest in your ventures.

Ive been an entrepreneur ever since.  

If you look over the Best Real Estate Books blog post by @Brandon Turner you will see Rich Dad, Poor Dad as one of the best business books for real estate entrepreneurs.

Successful entrepreneurs not only adapt, but they also recognize opportunities before others or improve or expand and provide more efficient solutions. 

I also ran an entrepreneur non-profit and founded a biotech company that just completed its first raise, so I have familiarity with grinding and investor deals.

I'm an entrepreneur at heart with a background in finance & business.

I gave myself a deadline of July 11th to quit my day job and become an entrepreneur (it is my 25th birthday).

I have roughly 2 years of customer service I’m a business/entrepreneur major My former job was at TRR where I worked as a luxury Authenticator and I’m looking to start my own business that I already own as an LLC once my health conditions get better.

Here's what most entrepreneurs don't know, or don't do, but it's the most important thing to know. 

Being that person in my family that takes risks and doesn't give in to the 9-5Truly realizing you are blessed to have the opportunity to be an entrepreneur and change livesResistance tests all of us, most give up.