Are you asking yourself, are you cut out for business? Do you have what it takes?

Most people get this question completely wrong. They think it's about personality, about being an extrovert or charismatic or a born entrepreneur where, you know, their parents taught them how to earn a dollar with a lemonade stand.

No. Being cut out for business has nothing to do with personality

and everything to do with behavior. And today, I'm going to show you exactly what it takes

to make it as an entrepreneur. Welcome back to the $100 MBA show.

I'm your host, Omar Zen Home, where I deliver practical business lessons three times a week, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday to help you start, grow, and scale your business.

Before we jump in, can I get 30 seconds every time?

We love guiding you on your business journey,

and we want to help even more people build their dream businesses and lives. So if you could

hit the follow button on this podcast app, it would be greatly appreciated. It's completely free,

and it helps us out more than you know. Thanks. When someone asks, am I cut out for business? What they're actually

asking is, do I have what it takes to handle uncertainty? Can I deal with pressure? Can I stay

consistent when no one is watching? Can I bet on myself and follow through? And the truth is

entrepreneurship is not a personality test, it's a capacity test.

Your capacity to learn, your capacity to adapt, your capacity to change.

Your capacity to stay in the game long enough for the game to reward you.

That's the real question.

People think founders are superhuman.

They don't need sleep, they have no fear. They have no doubt. All the vision

in the world, all the confidence, all the bravado. Absolute nonsense. I've coached thousands of

entrepreneurs and I found that most of the most successful ones are pretty average people.

I built a multi-million dollar SaaS company from scratch,

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