# The Forgotten Habits of Entrepreneurship

Seven essential habits to bring back lost values in the modern business world.

- **Source:** [Inc.com](https://brifing.si/source/07cb1004-a796-47d7-9801-fc5c7388471d)
- **Published:** 2026-07-15
- **Topic:** [Entrepreneurship](https://brifing.si/c/entrepreneurship)
- **Original article:** <https://www.inc.com/jamie-munoz/the-entrepreneurial-etiquette-habits-we-need-to-bring-back/91373497>
- **On Brifing:** https://brifing.si/s/a614642e-0178-4f9a-a172-6793a541fa4f

## Introduction

As the entrepreneurial world rapidly changes, some old habits have been forgotten. These habits hold great importance for business ethics and personal development. In this article, we explore seven fundamental habits lost in the modern business world.

## Personal Relationships

Entrepreneurs used to build more personal relationships with customers and employees. This approach increased trust and loyalty. Today, such relationships have been replaced by more formal and distant communication.

## Handwritten Notes

Handwritten notes offer a personal touch and leave a positive impression on the recipient. This small but effective gesture has been fading with modern communication tools.

## Face-to-Face Meetings

Face-to-face meetings enhance sincerity and understanding. Although virtual meetings have become common today, they cannot fully replace in-person interactions.

## Patience and Persistence

Entrepreneurs used to work patiently for long-term goals. The modern focus on quick results has weakened this sense of patience and persistence.

## Conclusion

Bringing back these old habits can strengthen entrepreneurs' business ethics and solidify their personal relationships. Preserving these values in the modern business world is crucial for long-term success.

## Sources covering this story

- https://www.inc.com/jamie-munoz/the-entrepreneurial-etiquette-habits-we-need-to-bring-back/91373497 — 

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