Question

What are the possible negative consequences of the entrepreneur’s strong internal locus of control?

 

Answer 1

Locus of control is the degree that individuals accept they can control occasions that impact them. An individual with an inside locus of control accepts that it is their own conduct that prompts the occasions throughout their life, though an individual with an outside locus of control accepts that different factors other than their own inclusion predominantly decide these occasions.

Negative consequences

• Hesitant to get others to enable you, when you need it, Hesitant to cry when you need it, Hesitant to take a torment executioner when you need it
• Excessively great at stifling your fundamental needs — skipping eating when you are ravenous, neglecting to take breaks when you are focused on, squeezing yourself to an extreme.
• Censuring you for anything that is not adequate
• Absence of tolerance: Possibly anticipating that others should be as controlled as yourself — which means you are excessively small tolerating of their circumstance and mind.
• Not great at unwinding and allowing things to stream, being unconstrained, leaving turmoil to the universe.
• Excessively optimistic, investing energy to help other people, accepting that you can spare the world with plans, governmental issues, work …
• Too unbending when things don't work out your direction, when life is not exactly ideal, when outer issues hinder your ventures
• Occasions that are irregular and out of your control
• Bound to appear to be presumptuous to other people
• Liable to be flimsy or masochist if the inward locus doesn't reasonably mirror your skill