Skip to content People with vision, risk-takers, and value creators are commonly associated with the term “entrepreneur.” However, beneath these behaviors is a way of thinking that empowers people to pursue their objectives with fervor, tenacity, and originality.
I’ll go so far as to say that the only thing that makes someone an entrepreneur (versus a dreamer) is the act of trying something. Have an idea and stop – you’re a dreamer. Have an idea and act – you’re an entrepreneur. Pretty simple, really.
Dreamer vs Doer
Dreamers never stop visualizing the best-case situations. They have their heads stuck in the clouds, preferring to think of all the incredible things that could happen rather than taking action.
Many dreamers, in my experience, are also escape artists. That’s where the issue is. While wishing, hoping, and dreaming might be good for the soul, they are not meant to serve as a second home. We must never forget to venture out into the actual world and leave our mark.
On the other end of the spectrum are doers. They dream almost never because it has become a plan for them. Ideas belong to doers, who put them into practice. What they see are end objectives rather than dreams. All they have to do is construct the route from their current location to the delicious finish line.
I disagree that being a doer has any drawbacks, notwithstanding the opinions of few others. Those who are just concerned with succeeding might overlook other significant aspects of life. Everything, including driving, works best in moderation.
A shift from being a dreamer to a doer
You might continue to daydream and ramble through existence. That is a choice that is open to all of us, but there is a chance that you will die feeling extremely regretful. I’m not sure about you, but I don’t like having regrets.
You must therefore go from dreamer to doer. You require a three-pronged strategy that will undoubtedly succeed!
Change Your Environment
Nothing is more energizing and revitalizing than changing your environment. A mind that lacks motivation can be revitalized and restored by clearing clutter. You will stimulate ideas and recollect experiences as you work with objects.
Your attitude may change if the colors in your environment change. Rearranging minimalist furniture could not have the necessary effect if you lead a simple existence. Think of painting the walls a new color, getting new accent pieces, or changing up the room’s color scheme.
If you have been in a sluggish state for some time, this is a particularly ideal place to start. By altering the energy and focal points in your surroundings, you are allowing your state of mind to change.
Change your perspective
Just rearranging your stuff and painting is not enough. It takes more than just a superficial makeover to get from dreamer to doer. Once you’ve made changes to your surroundings, you can start transforming your thinking.
Do you want to establish an empire? Start by watching a couple of movies that centered around that like Shark Tank. Aiming for a wandering existence? It is best to start looking into travel destinations and cell signal providers. building up a novel ability? Take a look at some internet instruction.
Every tiny step is a step toward action. Each step that is finished makes the next one slightly simpler. Make the decision to act; idleness is the enemy of progress.
Change your friends
I don’t mean to be harsh, but you should be aware that people around you will change if your priorities and interests change.
I gained firsthand knowledge of this in multiple ways. The friends I knew and regularly interacted with changed the moment I decided to become an entrepreneur. It goes without saying that a daily absence from the office limits engagement. even more work from home hours. As an entrepreneur, you have to be willing to ride the emotional high and low. I engage with business owners who are at different phases of the same journey when overwhelm strikes.
As time passed, the few people I did manage to spend time with outside of my newly formed entrepreneurial networks caught the virus I was distributing. People in my vicinity started to look into becoming entrepreneurs. Along with several people they knew, my two closest friends joined me in this endeavor.
Your reality is influenced by the people in it. Since peer pressure occurs, why not use it to your advantage? I think it’s important to mold people’s perceptions in various manners. The bright side is that we can leverage peer pressure to drive constructive change.
Everything Is in the Rinse Again,
Above all, the most crucial aspect is to persist with it. Continue and never give up. Continue experimenting with novel ideas and methods. Either you’ll be inspired to take action, or you’ll determine it’s not for you. Who knows, maybe in exchange you’ll find a new passion.
It gets easier to take additional action the more you do. Your brain will become less resistant the more you practice it. Although you might want to give up, it’s worth it, even though it’s not simple. I credit entrepreneurship for the fact that I look forward to the difficulties of each day when I wake up. The act of launching a business has the potential to have far-reaching, transformative effects.
Get moving; as they say, “an object in motion stays in motion.” The dreamer becomes the doer in the act of doing!
