Entrepreneurial Mindset Benefits

An entrepreneurial mindset empowers you to take action about the things you really care about.  As individuals we can use the mindset to create benefits in our own lives.

As employees, managers, leaders and business owners we can generate benefits for the organisations where we work and the people that they serve.

The mindset also helps us to see our place in society and the contributions we can make, even to the really big issues like climate change.

For individuals

The right mindset will help you not just to cope with all the changes life throws at you, but to be strong, to thrive and to build a path towards the best possible version of your life. It empowers and energises you, it keeps you realistic and determined. Without the mindset you will definitely miss out and struggle to see the way ahead. The mindset keeps your motivation high, even in difficult times. It makes you resilient; you say to yourself “despite all the obstacles, how do I make this happen?”  The entrepreneurial mindset will help you to achieve your goals in life and your career, and to make your unique contribution to the world.

For organisations

The entrepreneurial mindset can make sure that an organsiation gets the very best from each of its employees. Leaders and managers can use the mindset to release all the untapped human potential in their organisations, by empowering employees, encouraging and rewarding them to innovate, take risks and act in the interests of customers. Innovation is enhanced when more employees are empowered, when there is greater diversity, inclusivity and equity.  Employees with the right mindset transform the organisation with their can-do attitude.  In turn, this enables organisations to succeed with significant, large scale and transformational change.

For society

Society is improved by having more people who feel empowered to take action about societal issues.   It makes a difference when individuals choose to try and make their own contribution to societal problems.  The entrepreneurial mindset can each of us to see our place in the larger system and the part we can play. As individuals we can't solve the really big problems by ourselves but we can find and collaborate with other people who share the same desire to make a difference.  When each of us asks “I think this change is important so how do I make it happen?” we can all find the part we can play in addressing societal and global issues, including the Sustainable Development Goals as agreed by the United Nations General Assembly.

Examples

Find inspiration in our tweets about people from all over the world who are using the mindset in every walk of life. You can scroll up and down on the Twitter feed shown on this page to read, like, comment and retweet our tweets. We follow all our members who have Twitter accounts.

Find inspiration in our tweets about people from all over the world. From January to June 2022 we tweeted examples of the entrepreneurial mindset from 39 countries:

Australia🇦🇺, Bermuda🇧🇲, Brazil🇧🇷, Cambodia🇰🇭, China🇨🇳, Croatia🇭🇷, England🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿, Fiji🇫🇯, Finland🇫🇮, France🇫🇷, Hungary🇭🇺, India🇮🇳, Ireland🇮🇪,Italy🇮🇹, Jamaica🇯🇲, Japan🇯🇵, Kenya🇰🇪, Malaysia🇲🇾, Malta🇲🇹, Morocco🇲🇦, Namibia🇳🇦, North Macedonia🇲🇰, Northern Ireland🇬🇧, Norway🇳🇴, the Philippines🇵🇭, Portugal🇵🇹, Romania🇷🇴, Scotland🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿, Serbia🇷🇸, Singapore🇸🇬, South Africa🇿🇦, Spain🇪🇸, Taiwan🇹🇼, Tajikistan🇹🇯, Trinidad & Tobago🇹🇹, Türkiye🇹🇷, the United Arab Emirates🇦🇪, the USA🇺🇸, and Zimbabwe🇿🇼.

Find inspiration in our tweets about people in every walk of life. From January to June 2022 we tweeted examples of the entrepreneurial mindset from the following 66 sectors:

Academic research, Accounting, Air travel industry, Architecture, Artificial Intelligence, Banking, Basketball, Black-owned business, Branding, Brewing, Carpentry, Cities & regions, Climate change, Coding, Commercialisation of research, Cultural intelligence, Cybercrime, Design, Digital transformation, E-commerce, Ecology, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, Entrepreneurial universities, Family business, Farming, Fashion, Female entrepreneurship, Financial services, Fishing, Food, Government, Healthcare, Health and well-being, Health research, Higher eduction, Hip-hop, Hotel management, Incubators, Innovation,Intrapreneurship, Investment, Law, Life long learning, Lingerie, Medical innovation, Music, Non profits, Pharmacies, Philanthropy, Real estate, Risk taking, Rural business, School education, Science, Skateboarding, Solopreneurship, Sport, Sports broadcasting, Social enterprise, Start-ups, Sustainability, Student entrepreneurship, University business collaboration, Technology, and Youth skills.