What exactly makes an excellent entrepreneur?  Is it a problem solver?  A hard-worker?  A genius?  Well to be honest, it can be all of those things.  The success of an entrepreneur depends on his or her passion.  Entrepreneurs are like the gamblers of business people; they have very little job security but have the chance to win it extremely big.  It is a high risk, high reward, high skill, high workload profession where usually only the great will succeed.  I think that the competitive nature of the job is what attracts many people but it takes a special mind to be able to adapt and stick to that lifestyle.

Entrepreneurs see opportunities where others see problems.  A good example of this would be Lucinda Duncalfe, who created a healthy food meal-delivery service in Philadelphia called Real Food Works.  When she was just starting up, her service was lacking in qualified cooks, so to fix the problem she recruited restaurants to make her food during their downtime.  Creating a benefit for both the restaurant and her business was key to an effective solution.  Lucinda is a true entrepreneur, which is shown by how she solved a problem with a very creative solution that most people would not think of.

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https://www.realfoodworks.com/partners/