
"It's not nearly as glamorous as people think to keep working on something and to keep hitting roadblocks and to keep going," he said.
A Harvard Business School professor added:
"Entrepreneurs tend to have a singular weakness that allows them to do things without checking their conscience. Juvenile delinquents act and then try to sort things out afterward. I think entrepreneurs have this tendency."
That's the kind of tendency that just might make you successful in the middle of a recession. So, it's not too late to think like a child. Want to know if you can make it as an entrepreneur? Take this quiz.
Whatever the results, remember what Rush Limbaugh told Barbara Walters recently about the recession: "I choose not to participate."
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