To be an Entrepreneur

Narayana Murthy, Chairman of Indian IT major INFOSYS have stepped down on the occasion of his company celebrating Silver Jubilee. The company founded in 1981 with a capital of not bad Rs.10,000/- by seven professionals. (It seems that the source for the money were mostly from their better half’s jewels).
During late 80’s the company was out of funds and losing hope in the market, at that time Mr.Arora (one of the Co-founder) made himself out of the organization. But the team didn’t lose their hope and today each one of them own hundreds of crores. It gives us a sense of satisfaction and a string of hope that Entrepreneurship is one thing with in our reach.
In a country like India where most of the aspirations, dreams are sacrificed or compromised for their lovable family this kind of commendable achievements turn things all the way. For me apart from Status, Money, Respect there are lot more things which can be felt through Entrepreneurship. You will have satisfaction with what you do, will face stiff competition with the emerging market trends, should have to take risks at appropriate times, feel the pressure when the market hits peak time, etc. So it seems to be a well mixed concrete mixture to construct a strong and formidable future both for oneself and for the society.
Numerous Entrepreneurs around the Globe are neither born to an Entrepreneur nor forced to be an Entrepreneur. I believe that it is totally self motivation and persistence which take us to such heights.