John Alfred Paulson
Many
believe that being a risk-taker is a quality of a successful entrepreneur. This
is somewhat of a mistruth, as successful entrepreneurs are anything but
risk-takers. Of course, there are many risks when starting a business, however,
thorough planning and foresight can alleviate many of these risks.
Examples
such as hedge fund manager John Paulson demonstrate that being an entrepreneur
involves being alert to and aware of business opportunities that may arise.
Paulson were perceptive in identifying a business gap as it emerged and decided
to act on it.
A
perceptiveness entrepreneur knows how to guide a small business by keeping an
eye on political and economic developments. Ultimately, knowledge is the best
policy to limit risk and thereby increase the chance of success.
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