This article discusses the skills and traits necessary for successful entrepreneurship, particularly in a post-pandemic world. It explores the importance of skills such as self-regulation, optimism, creativity, drive, bravery, and courage, as well as the traits of being disciplined, tenacious, and adaptable. The article also highlights the example of Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon, and how his skills and traits have contributed to his success. Additionally, it discusses two entrepreneurship theories - Schumpeter's theory of creative destruction and Kirzner's theory of alertness - and their relevance in the entrepreneurial context.