Why I Chose My Success For A Career Entrepreneur

Last, one of the major thing I learned from the course is that facing risk of failure is what it takes to be an entrepreneur. If I am an entrepreneur, I have to face the risk

Success can mean different things to different people. The definition of success can change for a person at different stages of their life. A person's culture, family, friends, experiences, and environment can be a big influence on defining what success is to that individual. We all hear the stories of people failing and failing until one day they make it to the top, beat the bad guy or pass the trial. The story can also go that they got all they desired or raised up from the ashes. All of these have one thing in common, it is at the end of the story. It's never the beginning or middle. It's always at the end of the story that the person succeeds in their quest. But why does it have to be at the end? Simply, like how there is no good without evil. You can not have succeed without struggling and failing first.

The behavior of an entrepreneur is essentially rooted in its choices or self-determination that leads to realistic actions like developing a business plan, registering a business, lodging a patent application, acquiring resources (Mueller, et. al, 2012). A good entrepreneur should be proactive on its business venture. In today’s competitive marketplace, a business owner or an entrepreneur’s proactive behavior will help in the running of the business and planning for the future. A business plan is a very significant tool in start-ups. A business plan is like a road map. It provides a business owner with direction and guides a start-up entrepreneur in developing a business (Moskwa, 2014). A business plan should define what you’re going to provide the potential market. It should state the value of the business, its competitive advantage, the target market, and will the market of your choice be interested on what you offer instead of going to the competition (Moskwa, 2014).

that takes the risk in order to succeed. They are also the ones that boost and help the economy of a country. Last Friday, our teacher has invited guests to talk about being an entrepreneur. I learned many things and I was able to know how entrepreneur does things. The first speakers were Miss Archelle Ferrandiz and Arabelle Santamaria from Miriam College. They came up with a non-food business named Inabel that supports the dying industry of weaving. Sadly, Inabel was stopped because their other partners don’t have the same vision like they do. They stopped contributing ideas because they are not gaining money. According to Miss Archelle Ferrandiz, sometimes it is not only about gaining money it is also giving back to others. The way I think about on how business works were changed. Now, business for me is not all about money but being happy on what your business does to people around you. She said that we should be risk-takers in doing business. It simply means that we believe in our vision that it will hit the market. If ever the business fails, we will able to know what went wrong and with that if we start a business again the chance of falling again is decreased because we have the advantage of knowing what could possibly went wrong. She also quoted a quote from Martin Luther King “IF YOU CAN’T FLY THEN RUN, IF YOU CAN’T RUN THEN WALK, IF YOU CAN’T WALK THEN CRAWL, BUT WHATEVER YOU DO YOU HAVE TO KEEP

Success to me is definitely an abundance of wealth; however, I believe that my strive towards this means so much more. My hard work will not equivocate to the stereotypical desire for materialistic happiness. I will need a lot more than that in life, because I know that true success is to provide for the people you love in order for them to be successful as well. Working hard to earn as much money as possible will allow me to help my parents buy the house of their dreams. Someday I will help my children go to any college of their choice no matter the cost. I want to be so financially successful that no one in my family will ever have to lose an great opportunity simply because we cannot afford it.

For budding entrepreneurs who want to kick start their career on a high, I would like to say patience and setting realistic goals is crucial. One also needs to develop strategies that will ensure success in the first two years of operation. The strategy should target product improvement, growth and profitability to ensure successful exit.

The first step in developing a new business is to identify a passion and the second step is to devote to pursuing that passion. The book describes the toll of running and owning a business. Running a business takes lots of time, resources, and effort. Gary suggests that if you are pouring all this time and energy into something, you should at least do it for something you love; something that makes it worthwhile. Leaders in companies often times have to work hard and lead others to work hard as well. Hard work is when passion becomes reality. As business owners, and employees, are faithful in the menial, day to day things, they incline themselves (and their companies) for more. Dedication is attractive to customers. If consumers see the hustle a company invests into their products and services, they will be led to purchase or use the product. Ultimately, the leadership shown through dedication and passion play a major part in the successful

From my upbringings inside my parents’ takeout restaurant to starting my own business, entrepreneurship was destined to not only be a scholastic interest but also my personal passion and life-long devotion. As I grew up watching my illiterate parents move to the United States and build their own small business, I learned the importance and value of engaged entrepreneurship. In high school, I began applying that knowledge in my own venture: an export company specializing in consumer discretionary. The experience fueled my love for entrepreneurship because it taught me how essential it is

I think an accomplishment of mine would be winning my 5th grade talent show. I entered it thinking i couldn't sing but i when i got on stage i did really well i loved the feeling and i found out i could sing that day. Ever since that day i have been singing and i found a new love for it. It has given me the opportunity to meet a lot of great people. I have made most of my friends through choir and they are really great people my life was better with singing and choir. I have gone a long ways with my singing. My directors have taught me so much and bc of it i have won awards and I have been to many concerts and competitions . it has even helped me get over my stage fright and fear of talking to crowds that's how i accomplished something and

What advice would you give to any upcoming entrepreneur or individual’s that’s on the verge of working in the business world?’

I think a lot about what has made me successful. By most people’s definition, I am successful, insofar as a high school student can be. I have a 4.0, I’m the valedictorian of my class, and I’ve been accepted to Stanford University. That’s great for me, but why was it me, and not someone else, who had all of these accomplishments?

I believe that my greatest accomplishment thus far is completing my A-levels with excellent grades, whilst developing my interest in music. During my final year in high school, I was a dedicated member of many groups. As the leader of the Symphony Orchestra, I had to lead rehearsals and reach out to members. Apart from that, I completed my diploma in piano and ABRSM grade 8 in violin in the same semester. Obtaining these qualifications required unwavering determination and resilience, especially when things get tough. However, I was able to balance my time between schoolwork and extra curricular activities, despite practising the piano three hours a day for my diploma. Looking back, I have learned to constantly challenge myself by pushing myself

So, to sum it up, it is just right for me to say that this book is very helpful to those promising future entrepreneurs and students like us would really appreciate this kind of guide for us not to screw up when we graduate. But of course, it is not just helpful to the students but to those who wants to move out of the poverty line and start making money for their living.

Starting a business is the latest trend. Just take a look at Instagram. Several profiles have the caption ‘Entrepreneur’. At this very moment, there is someone, somewhere working on an idea, a business plan or launching a startup. Entrepreneurship is on the rise like never before. The flexibility and independence that comes with being one’s own boss is attractive and worth taking the leap in starting a business. However, most people don’t know that being an entrepreneur is a grueling journey that can be very lonely and stressful at times. According to the Small Business Administration (SBA), 50% of businesses fail during the first year. Starting a business can be a scary task, but the

Taking this entrepreneur course has been the best thing I could do for myself. Not only did it grow my mindset, but it taught me how to focus and concentrate on meeting my goals. At the beginning of this semester I could not let go the negative self-image I had of myself. Since I have been able to reflect on who I am I am slowly able to let go of that past image. I now know that I am more than able to reach my goals with the proper mindset and skills. I have come a long way since the beginning of this course. At the beginning of this course we were asked what is most important in life, and when I chose myself I knew after that reflections that I was off to a great start. Putting myself first these last few months has been the best thing I