Facing criticism in Entreprenuership

I'm not sure which articles the author was reading, but if those are the qualities of entrepreneurs being listed, I wouldn't put much value on those articles at all. Digesting feedback and criticism, at least, are very important core traits of successful entrepreneurs and a key part of building the right thing. Not being abke to work for others and not being able to take instruction may be the reason many people look to entrepreneurship, but are hardly traits that make one successful. I'd argue that it likely makes it harder to be successful.

Being innovative is important, can't argue with that, but knowing when to be innovative and when not is something that often cones from feedback. Often innovation is actually a distraction.

Then again, the author says it's a list of "how to know you're an entrepreneur" and maybe a large number of entrepreneurs (especially the less successful ones) do indeed exhibit these traits.