Business Leaders of America
Jay Lillie
September 17, 2010
Entrepreneurial leaders do not have a mindset that adapts to
failure. Things go wrong, of course, but entrepreneurs donīt
call them "failures" they call them "glitches, mistakes,
bungles, setbacks" â013 but not failing.
When one such entrepreneur was asked about the hardest decision
he ever had to make, he answered that he didnīt know what a hard
decision was. An entrepreneur will approach decision-making with
the idea that thereīs a strong likelihood that he/she will be
wrong. This doesnīt dissuade them â013 to the contrary they just
do the best they can and worry about handling obstacles as they
arise.
Here are a few top entrepreneurs in the U.S.
The Bahamas, a prime luxury destination for decades, has seen increased activity from celebrities and sports stars, particularly professional football players. Many current and former NFL stars have celebrated their Super Bowl victories in The Bahamas. The Paradise Is Mine Company, a "global real estate Marketmaker", has developed a new program to provide discounts to current and former members of the NFL and NBA Players Associations of $100,000 off its properties in The Bahamas. The close proximity to the United States, English as its official language and its currency being pegged to the US dollar make the island nation a very attractive home for athletes and celebrities from around the world.
failure. Things go wrong, of course, but entrepreneurs donīt
call them "failures" they call them "glitches, mistakes,
bungles, setbacks" â013 but not failing.
When one such entrepreneur was asked about the hardest decision
he ever had to make, he answered that he didnīt know what a hard
decision was. An entrepreneur will approach decision-making with
the idea that thereīs a strong likelihood that he/she will be
wrong. This doesnīt dissuade them â013 to the contrary they just
do the best they can and worry about handling obstacles as they
arise.
Here are a few top entrepreneurs in the U.S.
The Bahamas, a prime luxury destination for decades, has seen increased activity from celebrities and sports stars, particularly professional football players. Many current and former NFL stars have celebrated their Super Bowl victories in The Bahamas. The Paradise Is Mine Company, a "global real estate Marketmaker", has developed a new program to provide discounts to current and former members of the NFL and NBA Players Associations of $100,000 off its properties in The Bahamas. The close proximity to the United States, English as its official language and its currency being pegged to the US dollar make the island nation a very attractive home for athletes and celebrities from around the world.
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