Entrepreneur Competence Model

In this 4 minutes blog, I’ll tell you what the need for autonomy is, how it is and isn’t a synonym for independence and an example of coaching a small business owner.

The 4 roles in entrepreneurship: how to recognise the specialist thinking style The majority (80% source: Small Biz Genius) of all business owners are self-employed. That number is expected to increase in the future. Solopreneurs often do business using their expertise, earn money with their craftsmanship. They can excel at something specific, that large companies … >>>

The 4 roles in entrepreneurship: how to recognize the manager thinking style No company can do without some form of organization. Being capable of organizing and planning is also part of entrepreneurship: not only your work but also that of others. For example, reassuring deadlines are met and that everyone fulfills their tasks, not in … >>>

The 4 roles in entrepreneurship: how to recognize the salesperson thinking style With the term salesperson, everyone automatically thinks of the profession of the seller. But that’s not the same as the salesperson thinking style. Moreover, there are plenty of salespeople who miss out on this typical salesperson thinking style. The opposite also applies. Not … >>>

The 4 roles in entrepreneurship: how to recognize the pioneer thinking style Do you know people who continuously spout ideas? Who lives mostly in the future and is only concerned with tomorrow? Someone who comes up with solutions to problems that don’t even exist? Or comes up with new alternatives when carrying out an idea? … >>>

In this blog, you learn about the importance of motivation for an entrepreneur and how to increase it as a business coach. Especially when clients’ drive is gone: no-tivation.