JMisiru
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Credentials were vital in the old world-the world of my father and mother. You'd apply for a job and people would say, "Where did you get your degree?" or "What's your degree in?"
People hire you today because of what you can do. Your past history might be somewhat interesting, but your skills and (personally developed) talent are really what they want. It's not whether they are impressed. It's whether you can help.
Money is only an idea.
ALL BUSINESS START FROM THE SAME POINT "IDEA:
If you want more money simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, then turned it into something big. The same applies with investing.
It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. There are so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to mass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers but they were not good investors.
• Learn from history. All the big companies on the stock exchange started out as small companies. Colonel Sanders did not get rich until after he lost everything in his 60s. Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was 30.
• Action always beats inaction
Credentials were vital in the old world-the world of my father and mother. You'd apply for a job and people would say, "Where did you get your degree?" or "What's your degree in?"
People hire you today because of what you can do. Your past history might be somewhat interesting, but your skills and (personally developed) talent are really what they want. It's not whether they are impressed. It's whether you can help.
Money is only an idea.
ALL BUSINESS START FROM THE SAME POINT "IDEA:
(All businesses start from the same point: an idea. It is what happens to that idea that determines business success.
Having an idea is the first step-the next hurdle is finance. Some start-ups require very little capital, and a few require none at all. However, many require significant backing, and most will need to seek funding at some stage in the growth process. An entrepreneur must be able to convince financial backers that the concept is valid.
It follows that the idea must be profitable. Sometimes, an idea may look great on paper, but turn out to be noncommercial when put into practice. Determining whether an idea has potential requires a study of the competition and the relevant market. Who is competing for customers' time and money? Are these competitors selling directly competitive products or possible substitutes? How are competitors perceived in the market? How big is the market? Build on your ideas step by step and you will reach your target.)
If you want more money simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, then turned it into something big. The same applies with investing.
It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. There are so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to mass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers but they were not good investors.
• Learn from history. All the big companies on the stock exchange started out as small companies. Colonel Sanders did not get rich until after he lost everything in his 60s. Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was 30.
• Action always beats inaction.
Source: Redeem Man
People hire you today because of what you can do. Your past history might be somewhat interesting, but your skills and (personally developed) talent are really what they want. It's not whether they are impressed. It's whether you can help.
Money is only an idea.
ALL BUSINESS START FROM THE SAME POINT "IDEA:
If you want more money simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, then turned it into something big. The same applies with investing.
It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. There are so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to mass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers but they were not good investors.
• Learn from history. All the big companies on the stock exchange started out as small companies. Colonel Sanders did not get rich until after he lost everything in his 60s. Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was 30.
• Action always beats inaction
Credentials were vital in the old world-the world of my father and mother. You'd apply for a job and people would say, "Where did you get your degree?" or "What's your degree in?"
People hire you today because of what you can do. Your past history might be somewhat interesting, but your skills and (personally developed) talent are really what they want. It's not whether they are impressed. It's whether you can help.
Money is only an idea.
ALL BUSINESS START FROM THE SAME POINT "IDEA:
(All businesses start from the same point: an idea. It is what happens to that idea that determines business success.
Having an idea is the first step-the next hurdle is finance. Some start-ups require very little capital, and a few require none at all. However, many require significant backing, and most will need to seek funding at some stage in the growth process. An entrepreneur must be able to convince financial backers that the concept is valid.
It follows that the idea must be profitable. Sometimes, an idea may look great on paper, but turn out to be noncommercial when put into practice. Determining whether an idea has potential requires a study of the competition and the relevant market. Who is competing for customers' time and money? Are these competitors selling directly competitive products or possible substitutes? How are competitors perceived in the market? How big is the market? Build on your ideas step by step and you will reach your target.)
If you want more money simply change your thinking. Every self-made person started small with an idea, then turned it into something big. The same applies with investing.
It takes only a few dollars to start and grow it into something big. There are so many people who spend their lives chasing the big deal, or trying to mass a lot of money to get into a big deal, but to me that is foolish. Too often I have seen unsophisticated investors put their large nest egg into one deal and lose most of it rapidly. They may have been good workers but they were not good investors.
• Learn from history. All the big companies on the stock exchange started out as small companies. Colonel Sanders did not get rich until after he lost everything in his 60s. Bill Gates was one of the richest men in the world before he was 30.
• Action always beats inaction.
Source: Redeem Man
