Entrepreneurs are a different breed altogether. To some, it comes easier than others, but the above character traits can be learnt. It just requires a different way of thinking about taking a chance & executing on your vision/passion.
As an entrepreneur, build your soft assets and continuously improve your skills; build a great team, build a great product, don't waste money and have reserve kitty in your bank account.
Many believe that running startups can drive people to experience intense ups and downs. While this is true, it’s often the other way around: People in the bipolar spectrum are attracted to entrepreneurship.
If someone heard that you were a great company to work with (and decides to use your product/service/app because of that) and they then experience the exact opposite, it's not only a neutral outcome. Instead, that customer has an exponentially bad experience.
In an age, where every Tom, Dick & Harry is saying that their companies are offering their customers good service, I'm surprised to see customers with so many scars relating to previous experiences.