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Thanks for choosing the word "tenacious." I get so tired of hearing that entrepreneurs need to be "stubborn." Tenacity differs from stubbornness, and I'm really

by turoczy 16y ago

Thanks for choosing the word "tenacious." I get so tired of hearing that entrepreneurs need to be "stubborn." Tenacity differs from stubbornness, and I'm really happy to see you make that distinction.

prknight 16y ago
Same goes for words like hustle or pigheadedness. I think grit maybe an even better way to state it. Stubbornness and tenacity can work for or against an entrepreneur or business. (comment inspired by reading http://andymckenzie.blogspot.com/2011/04/when-can-we-measure-grit.html http://andymckenzie.blogspot.com/2011/04/when-can-we-measure...)