The definition of entrepreneur sounds pretty impressive. “A person who organizes and manages any enterprise, especially a business, usually with considerable initiative and risk.” But too often, entrepreneurs suffer from self-doubt and fear, then over-compensate through arrogance and ego. They vent their frustrations by disrespecting customers or team members, and experience poor job satisfaction and business productivity.
People with healthy self-esteem perform at their best and treat others with respect. If you find negativity or self-criticism holding you back from success, try employing the tips below to get the best return on your investment—YOU.
