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Those in the thick of business ownership understand that even considering all its rewards, entrepreneurship is a difficult and complicated path.

Starting and running your own business isn't for everybody. Run through these qualities to see if you're cut out for it.

Spending a summer observing a well-liked and 'lucky' businessman illuminates qualities we all can strive for.

Starting a business requires a mentality that enjoys a mix of activities that include leadership, decision-making and problem solving.

The hardest part about being an entrepreneur isn't coming up with the next genius idea, it's getting it out there.

On a 4,000-mile bike trek, one professor learned some surprising traits about small business owners.

We have little control over what life throws at us but how we respond to it is our choice.

While you may not have all of these qualities, these are good signs you're cut out for the entrepreneurial life.

Aside from weapons training, is there really any difference between these military elites and those who launch new businesses?

The Yankee captain is calling it quits. Business leaders can learn a lot from the way he played the game.

Comparing traits of successful people is an exercise in futility. But understanding habits is quite useful.

While everyone is trying to jump on the entrepreneur bandwagon, some people are naturally more cut out for the ride than others.

Entrepreneurs are a diverse bunch. The best ones, however, share a collection of characteristics -- from tenacity to the ability to tolerate risk -- that are crucial to any successful venture.