Entrepreneurship Motivation Quotes

Rejection is an opportunity for your selection.

When you work on something that only has the capacity to make you 5 dollars, it does not matter how much harder you work – the most you will make is 5 dollars.

With a hint of good judgment, to fear nothing, not failure or suffering or even death, indicates that you value life the most. You live to the extreme; you push limits; you spend your time building legacies. Those do not die.

Success in life is not for those who run fast, but for those who keep running and always on the move.

Simplicity is complex. It's never simple to keep things simple. Simple solutions require the most advanced thinking.

I can honestly say that I have never gone into any business purely to make money. If that is the sole motive then I believe you are better off not doing it. A business has to be involving, it has to be fun, and it has to exercise your creative instincts.

Always make your future bigger than your past.

You don't feel like your best self when you fall apart, but you have to fall apart to become your best self.

I honor you for every time this year you: got back up vibrated higher shined your light and loved and elevated beyond —the call of duty.

Visionary decision-making happens at the intersection of intuition and logic.

Entrepreneurship is a commitment if you can’t commit you can’t stay

An entrepreneur is a man who knows he can fail, but he does not accept to fail before he actually fails, and when he fails he learns from his errors and moves on.

Pivoting is not the end of the disruption process, but the beginning of the next leg of your journey.

Fail soon so that you can succeed sooner.

No obstacle is so big that one person with determination can't make a difference.

Today it is cheaper to start a business than tomorrow.

Just because you have baggage doesn't mean you have to lug it around.

Be creative while inventing ideas, but be disciplined while implementing them.

No matter what the industry you choose to ultimately invest all your time and energy in, be sure you're the owner, founder, and CEO. Remember, if you don't own it, you can't control it nor can you depend on it.

The real challenge is for each of us to determine where we feel we can make the most impact.

Never fear starting. Fear never starting.

Remember, NO ONE has the right to control your emotions, thoughts, and actions, unless you let them.

Every great athlete, artist and aspiring being has a great team to help them flourish and succeed - personally and professionally. Even the so-called 'solo star' has a strong supporting cast helping them shine, thrive and take flight.

Entrepreneurs see what others can't, do what others won't, and accomplish what others dream.

You are too silly to fear the shame of being silly while trying.

The difference between successful and unsuccessful people is that successful ones know that the most unprofitable thing ever manufactured is an excuse.

Lifelong learning is no longer a luxury but a necessity for employment.

Disruptors don't have to discover something new; they just have to discover a practical use for new discoveries.

Nature is a constant reminder of the beauty of consistence, the utility of patience and persistence, the vanity of arrogance, and the necessity of impermanence.

Entrepreneurship has a trailblazing aura. It can change the way of our livings. Entrepreneurs are just like the national assets to be cultivated. They are motivated and remunerated to the greatest possible extent.

You don’t get what you wish for; you get what you work for.

At the heart of all sales and marketing is the ability to create demand even in the absence of logic.

Entrepreneurs see the "no diving" sign and back-up to get a running start.

Perfectionism is a disease. Procrastination is a disease. ACTION is the cure.

Sometimes success is the source of your happiness, but sometimes happiness can be the source of your success.

When you were making excuses someone else was making enterprise.

When you stay in your comfort zone, you are not learning.

You may not have connections, or an education, or wealth, but with enough passion and sweat, you can make anything happen.

All businesses -- no matter if they make dog food or software -- don't sell products, they sell solutions.

You have a choice: pursue your dreams, or be hired by someone else to help them fulfill their dreams.

Every threat to the status quo is an opportunity in disguise.

Regret nothing. Everything broken can be remade. And everything remade can once again be broken

Immerse yourself in the world or the industry that you wish to master.

You cannot begin, until you begin.

The way to be irreplaceable is to become a social innovator. Start projects that motivate you to save the world and simultaneously make you money (and create mindshare) for your company. Social innovation makes magic happen.

It is foolish to give up on yourself. And doubly so to do that before everyone has given up on you.

Most people set intentions wrong. The right way to set intentions is to be clear on what you want to go FROM and what you want to go TO.

Strive to be bored is a contradictory statement for most entrepreneurs. But we have to strive to be bored to make space for more if we want to grow our business.

The self-employed need business strategies that are relationship-based, not transactional, authentic to who you are, and right-sized for small business.

It is not your job to prove your value to anyone. It is your job to find the people that already value what you do.

The true ENTREPRENEUR is a risk taker, not an excuse maker.

Your energy is a valuable resource, distribute it wisely.

Starting each day with a positive mindset is the most important step of your journey to discovering opportunity.

The most important tool you have on a resume is language.

It is not incumbent on the world to conform to your vision of change. It is up to you to explain the future in terms that those living in the past and present can follow.

Speed to fail should be every entrepreneur's motto. When you finally find the one idea that can't be killed, go with it.

Insight and drive are all the skills you need. Everything else can be hired.

Success doesn't teach as many lessons as failure

To be successful, innovation is not just about value creation, but value capture.

You'll never know how close you are to victory if you give up.

Don't simply dream, create. Don't simply create, ship. Don't simply ship, dream.

Stupid is the New Smart.

We can't all be bakers or chefs. Many of us have modest ambitions. But we can all buy a piece of the pie.

A complaint is a unique opportunity to strengthen the relationship with the client.

When you think of quitting, remember why you started!

It's called entrepreneurSHIP, not entrepreneurSTAY. Don't wait. Just ship.

Business is simply a series of problems temporarily impeding a desired outcome.

Never allow your current limitations to influence your future potential.

Focus on the behaviors, and the results will follow.

A setback often moves us to a road that is even worse, but leads to an even better destination.

I built success in business when I stopped focusing on me and started focusing on helping others.

Some of the things you think are impossible to do can be done even by you.

Time doesn’t change things. It’s how we use our time that makes the difference.

If you're not a smart worker, it's about how hard you work double the amount from the heart; if you're not a hard worker, it's about how smart you work but times two from the brain.

We hire coaches for our mindsets, attend conferences to improve our skill set, work with specialists for every need in our business and wonder why we feel like we’re all over the place.

We are doing business in the empowerment age. It is our job to empower our customers to choose us. The moment you tell them to choose you, they will back up. The moment you tell someone to trust you, they won’t.

I don't talk about my vision, I show it.

When you’re self-employed, your success is proportionate to your personal development.

When we’re self-employed, much of what has been typical of business, marketing, and sales has creeped us out. We want to do business in ways that feel good to us.

The beginning of change doesn’t come from motivation and dangling carrots. It begins with being clear about what you want to get away from.

We stretch ourselves when the impact we want to make and the life we want to create is bigger than the fear and challenges.

Having a successful life and business requires that we first learn who we are, then do what we have to do in order to have what we want.

We used to build businesses with all effort and hard work. Today, we create businesses by paying attention to what the market wants and co-creating with those we serve.

Build systems for the business to come, not the business you have.

The biggest risk is not in what you build. It is in not supporting what you build.

To create success in your business, you have to protect your capacity to serve others by learning to work efficiently and effectively.

Your success is limited by your personal development- what you think you’re capable of, what you think you deserve, and the mindsets that hold you back.

Daily habits that create steady mindsets are vital to be sure the uncontrollable circumstances of business and life don’t derail you.

The naysayer has a place in your life, but if that is someone that you are considering to be your friend, do they truly add value in your life?

Jim Rohn, the legendary motivational speaker, once said, “We must all suffer one of two things: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret.

Don't let negative energy pull you down and don't let negative people to stop you or your dreams

An entrepreneur with strong network makes money even when he is asleep.

There is a difference between failing and failure. Failing is trying something that you learn doesn't work. Failure is throwing in the towel and giving up.

The majority of people are not willing to risk what they have built for the opportunity to have something better.

Would you rather work forty hours a week at a job you hate or eighty hours a week doing work you love?

You need a healthy, thriving self-employed ecosystem. An ecosystem that integrates the three main elements of self-employed success--personal development, business strategies, and daily habit.

The myth of self-employment is we go into business for ourselves thinking we’re going to gain control over our destiny without realizing we are entering completely uncontrollable circumstances.

Its going to be a rocky relationship you are going to have with your business, don’t marry it if you don’t like it! Its going to be ruff sometimes but you can create life to something beautiful!

When you are unique and rare, be prepared to be hated on. Family, so-called friends, and associates will show their true character when they see you succeeding. Words of Wisdom: Stay focused! Don’t allow anybody to rob you of your purpose. Keep on shining! Keep on thriving! Hold your head up high and do the damn thing! Everybody will NOT be happy for you, everybody will NOT rejoice with you, and everybody will NOT believe in you. And that’s okay! Be your OWN personal cheerleader. This is about YOU, not them. Haters don’t deserve your time or energy. Do YOU. Your destiny is yours to keep!

great. This is a good description of Rovio, which was around for six years and underwent layoffs before the “instant” success of the Angry Birds video game franchise. In the case of the Five Guys restaurant chain, the founders spent fifteen years tweaking their original handful of restaurants in Virginia, finding the right bun bakery, the right number of times to shake the french fries before serving, how best to assemble a burger, and where to source their potatoes before expanding nationwide. Most businesses require a complex network of relationships to function, and these relationships take time to build. In many instances you have to be around for a few years to receive consistent recognition. It takes time to develop connections with investors, suppliers, and vendors. And it takes time for staff and founders to gain effectiveness in their roles and become a strong team.* So, yes, the bar is high when you want to start a company. You’ll have the chance to work on something you own and care about from day to day. You’ll be 100 percent engaged and motivated, and doing something you believe in. You can lead an integrated life, as opposed to a compartmentalized one in which you play a role in an office and then try to forget about it when you get home. You can define an organization, not the other way around. But even if you quit your job, hunker down for years, work hard for uncertain reward, and ask everyone you know for help, there’s still a great chance that your new business will not succeed. Over 50 percent of companies fail within their first three years.2 There’s a quote I like from an unknown source: “Entrepreneurship is living a few years of your life like most people won’t, so that you can spend the rest of your life like most people can’t.