Oklahoma City, Oklahoma., May 09, 2014 --If new or already existing business are looking for inspiration consider Kevin Durant, the NBA’s 2014 Most Valuable Player (MVP). It takes hard work to become an MVP in any industry. The similarities between the business world and Kevin Durant can easily be seen when starting a business. Many businesses around the world have humble beginnings. Some people won’t be able to secure the capital needed from a bank to start a business. Many people don’t have angel investors needed to launch their business but they have passion and find a way, many times that’s all it takes. Below are four attributes derived from

Kevin Durant’s 2014 MVP speech and from his overall character.

1. Team work- During KD’s speech he lifted his team mates up and credited many of them with his success winning the Kia MVP award presented in Oklahoma. There’s not one business today that has achieved substantial growth comprised by just one person. If and individual is a one man band in business he or she limited in what they can do. Can one person alone handle making the product, marketing the product/service, building the website, working the seo, creating marketing materials, advertising the product and being profitable? In truth it’s not worth the head ache. Teamwork is an essential ingredient to success in both the NBA and business, games are won by teams. To achieve substantial success teamwork must happen across the board. One must delegate and work with team mates, whether they’re employees, contractors, or other businesses.

2. Passion- Kevin mentioned in his speech he didn’t think he’d be playing in the NBA or ever be an MVP in the NBA, all he wanted to do was be a rec coach he liked basketball so much. As a result of his passion for the game he positioned himself to be as close to basketball as possible, and he thanked his MVP mother Ms. Pratt. He plays with passion and that makes playing basketball fun, it helps him improve his game and it has helped him achieve MVP status in 2014. The same passion that Kevin Durant harnesses is inside many reading this, the passion to succeed, meet a client’s need, and fill a void that makes life easier for people. Passion will drive entreprenuers to accomplish things many see as impossible or a waste of time. Actors, Entrepreneurs, and people who take risks do what they do because of an underlying passion.

3. Strive for greatness- “There’s never a point when people can’t stop getting better” said Kevin while at the podium and this applies to businesses (people) everywhere. Technology has a way of changing things, the way we do business today is not the way it was done 15 years ago. The internet as we know it was still in its infancy and social media hadn’t been conjured up yet. Change happens because people want better. Kevin understands that even when people reach a certain milestone in life they can still learn something new and better themselves. This applies to businesses if they want to grow and sustain their enterprise. When people better themselves it benefits everyone including their clients.

4. Support System- KD also stated that “When people have people , they can do whatever and this is true. There’s nothing like having that support system in place to keep pushing people toward achieving their goals. In the business world it is the same. It's an awesome thing to have family and friends to offer their support.
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