They seek personal responsibility and don't blame others for their mistakes. They gather information, make the best possible decision they can, and act on it. They work hard to make their decision work, and if it doesn't, they make the best possible decision they can with the new level of information, and they press on. Chuck Krupke had made the decision not to be in business for himself. When presented with a good opportunity he took action and now, because of his propensity for action, he owns several businesses.
Successful entrepreneurs value the customer above all else.
They stay close to their customers and work hard to meet their needs. They never forget that the customer is the real boss. Successful entrepreneurs don't attempt to force products or services on customers simply because there is a high profit margin involved. They find products and develop services to meet the needs of the customer. Take Care of Employees.