Entrepreneur Vs. Employee Mindset: The Difference Between Those Who Create And Those Who Get By.

Posted on May 29, 2009 by Jonathan Budd

So many people come into the world of ‘Entrepreneurship’ with all their BAGGAGE of being an “Employee”.  Well, this video is meant to SHATTER that, and start teaching the startling DIFFERENCE between the two mindsets… which is literally the difference between success of failure.

You can’t be an entrepreneur, and hang on to the world of the Employee.  Just doesn’t work…

Enjoy the video my friends!  And make sure to instill these principles deep, they really matter when it comes to having the strength required to create a successful business out of thin air.

Your friend,
Jonathan

About Jonathan Budd

Well, I have discovered who I am... and thus realized what I am truly capable of life. Now, I want to share that with others. By learning from me... you will GROW as both a human being and an entrepreneur... and will step into shoes that are capable of going ANYWHERE in life. You'll see that more soon... :)
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3 Responses to Entrepreneur Vs. Employee Mindset: The Difference Between Those Who Create And Those Who Get By.

  1. Dez Futak says:
    June 6, 2009 at 6:06 pm

    Great stuff Jonathan – thanks for speaking from your heart!

    Reply
  2. David says:
    June 6, 2009 at 7:59 am

    Thanks Jonathon,
    You really touched on a subject that sometimes I like to avoid. My parents instilled in me when I was a kid was to work hard, get your paycheck and someday retire. Well I want so much to be working for “me”. but it’s hard to quit the “job” until I can see progress in what I’ve decided to do for myself.
    I guess what I’m doing is “playin it safe”.
    Is this wrong?
    I’m 56 years young and I need to go for it and like you said, “take a leap of faith”
    Thanks for all you do Jonathon.
    David

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  3. Alex says:
    May 31, 2009 at 12:02 am

    “Just Don’t Quit, The Secret To Success” That’s awesome, man!

    Here’s another – “Failure Can’t Compete With Persistence”

    I Love This Game!
    Alex

    Reply

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