If there is any truth to our exuberantly American statement, it's that when you love what you do, there is a greater chance you will do your work with great enthusiasm, thus increasing your likelihood for success. Launching an enterprise requires intense effort. At the same time you're putting in long hours, you are also learning new tasks, whether it's marketing or hiring and employee management. One entrepreneurial friend noted that to succeed with your own business, you need to get very good a lot of different jobs. Just try this if you don't have a passion for you're work.
Most successful entrepreneurs love what they do.
They jump into their work and they encourage those around them to bring zeal to the effort. They are like crusaders who are out to convince the world that it will be a better place with their product or service. Enthusiasm is contagious. Entrepreneurs need great amounts of enthusiasm to generate loyalty from their employees and to spark interest and foster confidence from their customers. As well as sustaining a high level of energy, drive optimism, the entrepreneur has to become an expert in the subject matter of the business niche, whether it's fishing vacations or aluminum.