If You Want to Be a Successful Entrepreneur, Ask Yourself These Questions The quality of your life is determined by the questions you ask yourself.
By Peter Voogd Edited by Dan Bova
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If you want to be an entrepreneur, build a business, earn seven figures -- there are certain questions you should be asking yourself.
In this animated video, Entrepreneur Network partner Peter Voogd goes over the fundamental questions that every entrepreneur should answer on a weekly, monthly and even quarterly basis. By reviewing your work and your accomplishments, you can better prepare yourself for what to do next.
What do you do to stay adventurous and alive? Don't get caught up in the drudgery of doing the same thing every day -- get out and do things, Voogd says.
What frustrations or disappointments did you have last month? Rather than getting emotional or dwelling in disappointment, analyze these moments and figure out what you could do better next month.
Examining your achievements and contributions to the marketplace or your workplace is also vital. Keeping track of what you've put out into the world will help you on your path to success. And remember -- it's not about quantity, but quality.
To learn how you can keep track of and review your goals and accomplishments, click play.
Watch more videos from Peter Voogd on his YouTube channel here.
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