25 Reasons Why Entrepreneurs Ultimately Fail For Good

There are many reasons why entrepreneurs fail for good and we will go over some of them in this article. 1) If an individual is unwilling to acknowledge that there is some degree of risk for every positive progression on their journey to success. 2) They inevitably wait for opportunity to come to them and it passes by rather than getting down to it and capturing it in the moment. 3) A lack of understanding in re-writing their money blueprint that was acquired at a young age largely influenced by the interpretation of our parents or immediate guardians. Thanks David Sharpe.

4) If you don't whole heartedly commit to achieving excellence in every action, every thought and every thing you do in your life, chances are you will drown in the entrepreneurial ocean. 5) Ultimately you must do the absolute best you can in every single opportunity possible, if you don't do this you are likely dead and don't know it.

6) You have to genuinely care. Thanks Gary V! 7) If you are afraid to fail, you are in real trouble. 8) Very simply stated, if you don't do what you are capable of doing this is surely the path to failure. 9) Even more straight forward is if you quit. If you don't quite you can't fail for good, it simply can't happen! 10) Believing you cannot do the impossible 11) Questioning your dreams and therefore your future 12) An unwillingness to put every part of your heart, soul, intellect and being into even the smallest actions or better yet the unprofitable ones 13) Letting weakness in a particular area shape your belief about the rest of your abilities. Thanks Tony Robbins! 14) They will not put in the effort or be willing to persevere in the face of adversity. 15) Believing the non-sense of others telling them they cannot achieve their goals 16) Having an expectation that you will become successful prior to putting in the work.

17) Making simple things complicated rather than simplifying complicated things through innovation. 18) Thinking that being smart or good at something is superior to persistence and relentless action 19) Not getting clear on your "Why" or purpose for being in business. Thanks Dean Graziosi! 20) Not dreaming the most or doing the most. 21) Using a lack of money as an excuse instead of a motivator on your journey to success. 22) Not understanding the power of listening to the world's top business coaches to constantly better yourself 23) Thinking about your plans and never getting started in the first place. 24) Not bothering to visualize your ideas and the next stages of your success. 25) Not leveraging your unique abilities on your journey to success!