Bangalore: Swinging from one skyscraper to the other in the city of Manhattan using his quick spider webs, Spiderman is one of the most followed and adored superhero of the modern times. Be it movies, animation films or comics, anything that this Marvel Comic character touches, converts into gold and turns out to be highly profitable for the distributors. This idealistic super human with brilliant powers and immense maturity has a about himself that can teach some insightful lessons to the present day entrepreneur.  An article in Forbes describes how lessons learnt from the amazing Spiderman could be really helpful for entrepreneurs in achieving success.

Let us look at the entrepreneurial lessons taught by Spiderman.

1. The power of idealism

When Steve Ditko and Stan Lee created the character of an ultimate superhero, they wanted it to be smart, quick, likable, and most importantly a role model for every teenager. Where many superheroes are dark and creepy Spiderman is the cool one swing around the town and saving people. Being the portrait of idealism that he is, he saves the day and is liked by everyone, hence being a perfectly marketable character. Entrepreneurs must run by the rules of ethics and be idealistic about their jobs. Bad impressions can often ruin ventures and hence avoid any kind of black marks on the company. The more ideal you are, the more will your customers love you.