Making excuses is not the character that can lead to success in business.

[Kross]

One thing that makes businesses to fail is when they keep making excuses for not being able to execute what they are supposed to. Any business owner that keeps making excuses would definitely fail in business.

 

[gwolf666]

One of the main causes of business failure is the constant search for excuses not to act, which prevents the execution of essential tasks. Entrepreneurs who fail to face challenges and postpone important decisions often see their businesses fail.

 

[Augusta]

Excuses serve as justifications for not acting, keeping you in your comfort zone and preventing progress. Good intentions alone don't build businesses; consistent action does.

 

[eLdavis]

When it comes to running a business, making too much excuses can often lead to people not taking your business seriously, and loosing customers at the end of the day.

 

[King Belieal]

Excuses as a business owner would keep the business stagnated in a place for a long time. They might be valid but it is necessary to live beyond them in business.

 

[Tobi]

If there was some factor beyond my control that suddenly appeared, I may note that when I do my completion analysis, and I would certainly notify anyone who was depending on my actions, what had happened and what the likely delay might be.
Excuses generally are an attempt to deflect blame. It is stupid and pointless.
Because I have no room for blame in my life, I have no room for excuses.

 

[Alberello75]

This could also happen because he would demonstrate unreliability.

 

[Augusta]

if you make a habit of making excuses, they will keep you from reaching your goals — or worse, they'll keep you from setting goals in the first place