If you learn these three lessons from entrepreneurs, you can take your business to the next level of success. Instead, teach them how to strive for an endless sea. “These words, attributed to Antoine de Saint-Exupery, strike a chord with what sets entrepreneurs apart. While the attention of some people is focused on the work to be done, the eyes of entrepreneurs are always fixed on a distant horizon. Why did the launch of your product fail? Why did your productivity drop? What prevents communication within your team? It can turn failure into a tool for success. Not all entrepreneurs invent new products or build companies from scratch. I have even met my predecessors, whom I called entrepreneurs. They are not only aware of the problem but also risk time, money, reputation or other assets to find a solution or make a profit. Entrepreneurs made friends with losers out of necessity. All entrepreneurs have one thing in common: they are fearless in solving problems. Kodak Blockbuster, Toys “R” – these companies have learned firsthand how dangerous it is to hold on to what is good while the world around them is changing: “If you want to build a ship, do not use people to collect wood, divide work and give orders. We owe a lot to our contractors, and we need them now more than ever. If you don’t stop solving your customers’ problems, your business will thrive. Material Disclosure: Some of the links in this post are “affiliate links”. “This means that if you click on the link and buy an article, you will receive a membership fee”.