There are a few things that we do know from research about
entrepreneurship with some evidence that:
1-Entrepreneurs are more
likely to exhibit overconfidence.
2-Entrepreneurs are more
likely to demonstrate some optimism,
So in studies that have looked at social capital, incognition, and entrepreneur opportunities, we see that some levels of optimism that
are over and beyond the general population,
as well as overconfidence.
3-Risk propensity.
There is some research that suggests that entrepreneurs are more likely to
tolerate higher levels of risk, but other findings show that there's no
difference in terms of risk propensity at all.
4-Entrepreneurial passion
very often,
But on the whole, most research has produced mixed findings on particular traits and attributes that might define an entrepreneur. Findings related to other
traits are really mixed.
