How do you switch from being a designer to becoming an entrepreneur?

In Brian Chesky's experience, the transition is less about switching careers and more about recognizing entrepreneurial traits you already possess. He explains that he was always creating things - projects, clubs, and initiatives - without labeling himself as an entrepreneur because he wasn't familiar with the term. The best way to become an entrepreneur is simply to start creating. Chesky emphasizes that practical experience trumps theoretical preparation - create a club, a product, or any initiative to build your entrepreneurial muscles. This hands-on approach naturally develops the skills needed for entrepreneurship, regardless of your original career path.