If you have the ability to spend time around really successful people, you may notice that there are some things that they simply refuse to pronounce.

They do not waste their time thinking about negative thoughts or making excuses. They know that self-limiting beliefs prevent them from succeeding and that apologies are just some stories that do not solve problems in a meaningful way.

The decision to avoid these fake beliefs is deeply embedded in the great entrepreneurs. It helps them move forward and succeed, writes Inc.

Here are seven things you will never hear from a great entrepreneur:

I can not do it

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Sometimes we feel that we lack the knowledge, skills or resources we need to succeed. While it is tempting to succumb to this feeling, the best founders of companies are rejecting it.

They put aside uncertainty and concentrate on what they want to create.
Turn the belief into muscle and start saying "I can," even if you feel you can not. Over time, you will learn to believe that you can do everything you choose.

If you need proof, make a list of all the things you have learned from your childhood so far. Surely your life is full of evidence that you can overcome any challenge.

I do not know how

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Everything you've ever done has had to be learned, including walking, driving, starting up your own business. Learning is a lifelong process. No entrepreneur has all the answers from the beginning.
Instead of saying "I do not know how" say "Find a way how." Life is a constantly ongoing process in which we find ways to do things.

I do not have enough time

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Successful entrepreneurs do not have time, they find the time, especially for things that are really important. Replace the phrase "I do not have time" with "I need to find the time."

I do not have time to learn

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The most successful people in the world have the attitude that they must constantly grow. They long for knowledge and this is directly related to success.
The lack of time is no excuse not to learn new things. Subscribe to podcasts or listen to audiobooks as you travel to and from work, lunch or traveling.

If I had more funding and I would have succeeded

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Successful entrepreneurs do not allow funding to determine their success. Instead, they plan ahead so they have to fund for growth and implementation of their plans.

If they do not have capital, they think creatively about how to achieve the same results with less money or work to achieve goals that will provide them with additional funding.

Our competitors are stupid

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Poor entrepreneurs often underestimate the capabilities of their competitors, while successful company creators respect the competition.

After all, if your competitors are smart enough to see the same opportunity and provide a competitive solution to the market, then they are probably as smart as you.

Culture is overestimated

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Company culture is the blood of your business and can determine to a great extent the success. Company culture supports the mission of the company and provides an environment that brings employees to excellence.

Great companies usually have a great company culture. If you want proof, you can look at companies such as Airbnb, Indiegogo, and REI.

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