My answer: the willingness to make decisions when the information is incomplete.
Anyone can look confident after the outcome is obvious.
Entrepreneurship is making the call before it is.
What do you think separates the real ones from the rest?
I'm 17 in my senior year and I was thinking about starting an AI automation agency while in Uni doing a entrepreneurship and innovation defree with a minor in C.S and am partly expecting to do it with my friend using make.com or n8n and charging $5-$10k setup free and $2k monthly for maintenance. Me and my friend are wanting and expecting 30+ clients and we will hire more people eventually. We would aggressively invest while we run it and soon we will step back overall from the day to day operations and eventually sell it after like 12 years. Our overall goal is to live a luxurious lifestyle * WITHIN REASON* and to have full flexibility and freedom, As in if we want to go live in like Japan for 6 months we can. We would be able to decide when we work and how long as well. After selling we would perhaps start a proper business in which we would try to make some more money to fully secure our finances past 40. My parents wanted me to become a doctor because our whole extended family are doctors as well but it takes years and it is a strenuous lifestyle with all the work hours. What are your thoughts and advice ? By the way my parents are fully paying for my college and accommodation + I'm a Canadian.