A True Entrepreneur Accepts Responsibility for Both His Successes and Failures

🛠 By Sename Agbossou We all love owning our successes.It feels good to be recognized.It feels natural to say, “I did that.” But here’s the test of character:Can you say the same when things go wrong? Because a True Entrepreneur doesn’t shift blame.He accepts it.He learns from it.He grows through it. ✳️ What does responsibility really mean? It doesn’t mean taking the fall for everyone.It means owning your part—your decisions, your leadership, your blind spots.It means saying:“If I’m in charge, I’m responsible.” Responsibility isn’t weakness.It’s strength.It’s the foundation of trust—and trust is the foundation of any business. 💡 Success with no accountability is a fragile thing. When things go well, celebrate.But don’t pretend it was all luck—or all you.When things go wrong, don’t point fingers.Look inward first. Lead outward next. A True Entrepreneur doesn’t play victim—They play the role of builder, even in setbacks. 🧭 The hidden power of owning your failures: You learn faster You build trust with your team You create a culture where others take ownership too And most of all, you stay in control of your future Because if it’s always someone else’s fault…You’ve given away your power. 🛠 Entrepreneur’s Challenge: Where in your business or life are you avoiding responsibility? It might be a small habit.A missed opportunity.A recurring problem that always gets blamed on someone else. Take it back.Own it.Fix it. That’s what leaders do. 🎁 Want to build unshakable leadership from the inside out?📘 Download my free ebook “The Secrets of a True Entrepreneur”

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A True Entrepreneur Seeks Great Attitude in Others

By Sename Agbossou As entrepreneurs, we often obsess over finding the most skilled people.But here’s the truth: skills can be trained—attitude cannot. I've seen it over and over again:An employee with the perfect CV but a toxic attitude can damage morale faster than any technical gap ever could.Meanwhile, someone with moderate experience but a strong, positive, and coachable attitude becomes a pillar of your team. ✳️ What do we mean by “great attitude”? It’s the mindset that says:“I’ll find a way.”“I want to learn.”“How can I help?”“I take responsibility.” Great attitude is energy that uplifts, not drains.It builds a culture of ownership, creativity, and momentum.It doesn't mean being nice all the time—it means being constructive, even in disagreement. 💡 A True Entrepreneur knows: You can’t build a powerful business on weak attitudes.You’re not just hiring a person—you’re inviting their spirit into your company. That spirit can either move the vision forward—or quietly sabotage it. So what do true entrepreneurs do?They look beyond the CV.They listen for how someone talks about past challenges.They observe whether someone blames—or learns.They don’t just ask, “What can you do?”They ask, “Who are you when things go wrong?” 👁 Entrepreneur’s Challenge: Look at your team—or the people you surround yourself with. Who brings energy, initiative, and positivity?Who makes excuses, spreads negativity, or hides from accountability? You don’t need “perfect people.”But you do need the right attitude mix—or your culture will work against you. 🎁 Want to build a team that matches your vision?📘 Download my free ebook “The Secrets of a True Entrepreneur”

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