Inaction, A Deadly Entrepreneur Sin

Jeff Kikel

Profit Producers Minute with Jeff Kikel: 7 Deadly Sins of Entrepreneurs Part 1

Hey everybody it's Jeff here once again with a profit producers minute and I want to talk to you a little bit about what I call the Seven Deadly Sins of Entrepreneurship We're gonna talk about the first one today which is Inaction .

What do I mean by inaction?

Well, there are so many people that I've talked to over the years when I started a co-working space that said “Man I had that idea and you know you just got to it before I did” No, I didn't get to it before you did I took action. That's the difference.


Success vs. Failure

The difference between people that are successful and people that are not successful as entrepreneurs is simply taking action. You might not always be right, you may fail miserably! But I will respect the person that takes action over the person that sits back and just says “oh I don't know if I want to do this I don't know if I'm a-- oh I need to think about this more...” Take action, step it up, and take action on what you're doing. Stop thinking about it, get it Launched, and find out if people like whatever you're offering and make changes to it.

That's your Profit Producers Minute.


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