1. Mike Bolton – John Maxwell team executive director
SUCCESS BUILDERS
Entrepreneurial ATTITUDE
Mike Bolton – John Maxwell team executive director

2. There are two types of ATTITUDE
Fixed – a Desire to ________________
Growth – a Desire to ______________
(NOTE: some people are Mixed – some of both)

3. There are two types of ATTITUDE
Fixed – a Desire to Look Smart
Growth – a Desire to __________
(NOTE: some people are Mixed – some of both)

4. There are two types of ATTITUDE
Fixed – a Desire to Look Smart
Growth – a Desire to Learn
(NOTE: some people are Mixed – some of both)

5. Fixed ATTITUDE Avoids challenges – I might fail & look like a failure
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Sees effort as fruitless – I’m not a natural
Threatened by the success of others

6. Fixed ATTITUDE Avoids challenges – I might fail & look like a failure
Gives up early when obstacles are faced
Sees effort as fruitless – I’m not a natural
Ignores criticism & negative feedback
Threatened by the success of others

7. Growth ATTITUDE __________________________
Persist in the face of setbacks
See effort as the path to mastery
___________________________
Inspired by the success of others

8. Growth ATTITUDE Embrace challenges Persist in the face of setbacks
See effort as the path to mastery
Learns from criticism
Inspired by the success of others

9. ENTREPRENUERAL ATTITUDE two key words:
1. ________________
2. ________________

10. ENTREPREURAL ATTITUDE two key words:
1. RISK/FAILURE
2. PROBLEMS

11. RISK/FAILURE 5 STEP CYCLE OF LEARNING 1. TEST AN IDEA
2. FAIL (KEY - MOST PEOPLE STOP HERE!)
3. LEARN FROM THE FAIL
4. IMPROVE THE IDEA (GET OUTSIDE INPUT)
5. RE-ENTER WITH THE IMPROVED IDEA

12. RISK/FAILURE ALL GROWTH COMES AS A RESULT OF FAILURE
KEY IDEA – NEVER LET FAILURE GO BY WITHOUT A LEARN
FIXED MINDSET – I WILL NEVER DO THAT AGAIN
GROWTH MINDSET – I WILL NEVER DO IT THAT WAY AGAIN

13. PROBLEMS KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PROBLEM AND A FACT OF LIFE
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14. PROBLEMS KNOW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A PROBLEM AND A FACT OF LIFE
EVERY PROBLEM IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR SOMEONE