This conceptual paper explores the relationship between resilience and habitual entrepreneurship, highlighting how resilience plays a pivotal role in shaping entrepreneurial outcomes. Drawing upon the broaden-and-build theory, this study examines how psychological resilience facilitates entrepreneurs’ ability to effectively navigate challenges, seize opportunities, and foster innovation. The paper identifies three core mechanisms through which resilience influences habitual entrepreneurship: emotional regulation, effective coping strategies, and the recognition of social support. By integrating insights from positive psychology and entrepreneurship studies, this paper proposes a framework that elucidates how resilience drives habitual entrepreneurship by broadening entrepreneurs’ cognitive and behavioral repertoires, enhancing their capacity to accumulate resources and achieve sustained success. This paper theoretically contributes to understanding resilience as a crucial psychological resource underpinning the constant pursuit of entrepreneurial ventures.