Jasz
VIP Contributor
If you're an entrepreneur, you probably have to wear a lot of hats. You have to be a salesperson, a marketer, and sometimes even an accountant.
But there are some things that you shouldn't do in your business because they will help you succeed. Here are five social rules that will help you as an entrepreneur:
1. Don't be arrogant
You might be the smartest person in the room, but don't let it show. In fact, one of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make is bragging about their accomplishments and how great they think they are as a result of them. It's good to be confident and self-assured, but being arrogant won't help anyone — especially not your company or career growth.
2. Don't talk about money too often
This is another mistake that many entrepreneurs make when talking to other people who may be interested in their products or services. While it's important for any company to be profitable and successful, talking about money too much will make investors less likely to want to invest in your company or business idea, especially if they don't think you'll do well financially with it.
3. Don't take credit for everything that goes right with your business.
But there are some things that you shouldn't do in your business because they will help you succeed. Here are five social rules that will help you as an entrepreneur:
1. Don't be arrogant
You might be the smartest person in the room, but don't let it show. In fact, one of the biggest mistakes entrepreneurs make is bragging about their accomplishments and how great they think they are as a result of them. It's good to be confident and self-assured, but being arrogant won't help anyone — especially not your company or career growth.
2. Don't talk about money too often
This is another mistake that many entrepreneurs make when talking to other people who may be interested in their products or services. While it's important for any company to be profitable and successful, talking about money too much will make investors less likely to want to invest in your company or business idea, especially if they don't think you'll do well financially with it.
3. Don't take credit for everything that goes right with your business.
