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Five Common Traits of Serial Entrepreneurs

By SiliconIndia   |   Wednesday, 20 July 2011, 03:31 Hrs
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Bangalore: What are so common among Vinod Khosla, founder of Khosla Ventures; K.B. Chandrasekhar, founder of Jamcracker; Bharat Desai, founder of Syntel and Raj Jaswa, founder of Dynno? They are all serial entrepreneurs who are adrenaline freaks. Its just in their blood to create and form new businesses. When lot of people strive to become an entrepreneur, most fail and lose their confidence to start another business, few start and even succeed in their venture, but they stick to one only. Very few are such who starts a venture, sells it after sometime making handsome amount of profit, and again pokes in to start another. These serial entrepreneurs are inspirational source for startups and if attributed in life, may lead to success.

Believe in Stupidity



An entrepreneur must have passion for his idea and stupidity to believe in its success. To become a serial entrepreneur, a high dose of both are required simultaneously with an adventurous spirit that keeps exploring new avenues and is never satisfied and over thrilled by the last success.

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