1. Tasks to their employees
   Lunch orders
2. Their own time
   Political votes

Delegating tasks is important. An entrepreneur needs to not only be good at what he or she does, they also need to be good at knowing the strengths and weaknesses of their employees.

1. Engish
   Business
2. Political Science
   Theatre

An entrepreneur can have any degree, or no degree, and still be successful. With that said, a business degree is the best degree for an entrepreneur.

1. They should think it is decent.
   They should think it is a ripoff.
2. They should think it is a great product.
   They should think it is better than most.

If you don't really believe in what you're doing, you probably won't succeed. A great entrepreneur truly believes in what he or she does.

1. No, the best entrepreneurs just wing it.
   It probably couldn't hurt.
2. Sure, if they have time.
   They do, for sure.

Many people who try to succeed think they have a good idea, but they don't really plan things out. A business plan is a must for true success.

1. Enough to survive for at least a year before turning a profit
   Enough to last six months
2. Enough to last a month
   Enough to last a week

You're setting yourself up for failure if you don't have enough money to last you a long time while you start your business. Have enough saved to last a year, or be prepared to work another job while you set things up.

1. Nah, you can always hire people to do that.
   They should, for sure
2. No, that doesn't matter at all.
   Well, it doesn't hurt.

To be a good entrepreneur, you don't need to be the best salesman ever, but you need to be pretty good at it at least. You can always improve your sales skills.

1. Usually
   Sometimes
2. Yes, always
   Never

You always have to remember how important the customer is. Without satisfied customers, your place doesn't exist.

1. No, their personal life is totally separate from their business.
   No, people are shallow.
2. No, they should make sure no one notices them.
   Yes, it is very important.

Even if you aren't known as the leader of your business, your image still matters. What you do in your community lets people know who you truly are.

1. For certain
   Well, it doesn't hurt.
2. No, that shouldn't matter.
   If the person is into technology, sure

If you're going to not only get on top in business but stay there, you're going to need to be up on all the latest technology. Not too many people who are successful these days ignore technology.

1. Stocks
   Themselves
2. Gold
   Bitcoin

As an entrepreneur you need to invest in yourself. Training, workshops and books are all things on which you should spend money to succeed.

1. No, they should just chill out and make money.
   Yes, at least 40.
2. Yes, at least 50
   They should work as many hours as it takes.

If they really want to make it, they have to go all in. They have to be careful not to work too hard though, since they could burn out.

1. No way
   It is doubtful.
2. Yes, no matter how well your business is doing, you can always do better with more marketing.
   It depends on your business.

Marketing is incredibly important it you want to be a successful entrepreneur. If you can't do it well, you will need to find someone who can.

1. Some are extremely involved, others are just investors.
   Pretty involved
2. Kind of involved
   Not involved at all

While every situation is different, a true entrepreneur is very involved in their business. They also want to be, because they love it.

1. No, they usually stink at it.
   Sometimes
2. Who knows?
   Yes, they are very important.

Negotiating is one of the biggest skills an entrepreneur must have. It is hard to get far in business without knowing how to negotiate.

1. They always should make sure they have a good space in which to work.
   It doesn't matter, a good entrepreneur can work from the back of their car if they have to.
2. They should pay some attention, but not that much.
   They shouldn't pay any attention to this at all.

A good work environment is different for everyone. Some people like to work alone at home, others need a busy office to feel like they are a part of something.

1. No, that stifles creativity.
   Of course. They have to know what is happening at all times.
2. It depends on the person.
   It doesn't hurt.

Many entrepreneurs are free thinkers and free spirits. With that said, the more organized they are in their business, the more money they will make.

1. Master of Social Work
   Master of Public Policy
2. Master of Business Analysis
   Master of Theology

Some entrepreneurs only have a high school education or a college degree. But a Master's always helps and lets others know they know what they're doing.

1. No, most of them are loners.
   They can help, at times.
2. They almost always help.
   Yes, whether it be verbal or written, strong communication skills are important.

Whether you're communicating with customers or employees, if you want to make it rich, communication is key. Almost all successful entrepreneurs have this skill.

1. Project Management
   Public Health
2. Massage
   Addiction Therapy

No matter who you are, you're never too old or too rich to learn. Taking advantage of certifications is important.

1. No, as long as they have a lot of cash.
   Always
2. It depends on the product.
   It can't hurt.

Being a successful entrepreneur has nothing to do with just how much cash you have on hand. At some point, you're going to prove to people you're reliable, and good credit does that.

1. No, they can hire someone for that.
   Pretty good, I guess
2. Yes
   Well, it doesn't hurt.

Hardly anyone likes a meeting, but meetings are important. Being able to run one well means something.

1. Sure, that is why they are smart.
   Some are
2. No, but they are pessimists.
   No. They might give up on an idea, but never on themselves.

Of course, entrepreneurs are optimists. Why would they start a business if they thought if would fail?

1. By example
   Through fear
2. By lying
   By acting cool

If you want people to respect you, then lead by example. Walk it like you talk it.

1. Pretty much always
   No, they hardly ever are. Which is why they work for themselves.
2. Yes, it pays to follow the herd.
   They sometimes are.

Being original is something most successful entrepreneurs have in common. They do what they do, how they want to do it.

1. Yes, when they are sick of what they are doing
   No, not ever
2. Yes, when they can't stand everyone they work with
   Yes, when the market is right

If you're really trying to be successful, you sell at just the right time, not just when you feel like it.

1. Quickly and cheaply
   Slowly and cheaply
2. Quickly, but while spending a lot of money
   Slowly and spending a lot of money

Let's face it, a lot of businesses fail. If yours does, realize it quickly and get out before you lose your shirt.

1. No, they have administrative assistants.
   Yes, they need to get their messages across.
2. That doesn't really matter.
   No, but spelling is

In the old days, an entrepreneur could get by with just verbal skills, but not anymore. Written skills are very important.

1. No, only their decision matters.
   Yes, they have to have one to succeed.
2. No, they only need a good spouse.
   Yes, good employees are important, unless it is a solo business.

Sometimes the truth hurts. That is why an entrepreneur should have people they trust helping them makes decisions, but not just family or friends.

1. Yes, they are a must.
   No, rich people don't need social media.
2. Yes, but only Twitter really matters.
   They are helpful.

If you're an entrepreneur, you need to get the word out, and social media is the best way to do that. Entrepreneurs need to get good at social media or hire someone who is.

1. Debts
   Assets
2. Bigger problems
   Who knows?

A true entrepreneur truly turns lemons into lemonade. If you think that is cheesy, you need to think more about being an entrepreneur.

1. Life Coach
   Relationship Coach
2. Business Coach
   Recovery Coach

Entrepreneurs can make money a lot of ways once they retire. Being a business coach is one of the best.

1. Start something new
   Blame everyone else
2. Cry
   Get a job

If you're going to give up if one business idea fails, then you aren't truly an entrepreneur. Keep going!

1. Teacher
   Business Manager
2. Politician
   Social Worker

Some may think that an entrepreneur is born and not made, but that is only partly true. Experience is important.

1. Ambition
   Perseverance
2. Creativity
   Sense of humor

An entrepreneur needs many skills to get by. Being funny is not one of them.

1. It has to be brilliant.
   It has to be brand new.
2. It has to be fun.
   There has to be a market for it.

Your idea can be brilliant and fun and new; that's all great. But if no one wants to buy it, then you're out of luck. A market for your idea is the biggest thing.