Many successful business owners work on their entrepreneur skills constantly. They examine how people get things done and they are both natural thinkers and problem solvers.
Scott Halford, an internationally known speaker and writer on brain-based success behaviours, believes we get so busy running our businesses that all of our learning is either on the job or in life. However, there are ways to keep your mind in tip-top shape so that you are always engaged in the learning process.
His advice is to read one article a day written by someone with an opposing opinion. Studies show that your brain chemistry switches when you are met with competing knowledge or an opinion that flies in the face of your own experience.
Even if you become frustrated, push through, as it will help you when you have to make difficult decisions in your entrepreneur business. You will be able to hear other viewpoints and take an overall look at the problem at hand.
Also, teach someone something that you’re passionate about. The teaching process reveals new learning for you since people have different questions about what you’re teaching. It forces you to rethink your subject in new and challenging ways.
Surrounding yourself with people who don’t think just like you do is sometimes scary but be brave enough to have dissention and you just may learn entrepreneur skills you would never have dreamed of.
Shane Krider- Polaris Media Group

