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Being an Entrepreneur

There have been a lot of messages from people saying you have to be an entrepreneur for you to make it.
That's not true
Not everyone was wired to be an entrepreneur, you can work you normal career 8 to 5 everyday and live a very wonderful life.
Not everybody is ever going to be the richest in the world or Africa, that's pursuing money. Why don't you let money pursue you and do what you can do best.
Your passion might be to work with a company or travel places or be a writer or solve people's problem as a customer service, it's not any less dignifying you should be proud of where you work.
Upgrade time to time, you don't need to own a business unless you have a drive and passion for it.
Every business needs an employee, who would that employee be if everyone owns a business?
If you are happy where you currently work, stay happy, you don't work to impress people, you work to earn a living. Don't mind what people say, they are not what drives your life.
Stay focused, do what you love, you would succeed.

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