Entrepreneur
Entrepreneurship is living a few years of your life different from most people, and then reaping the benefits that most people do not have later. My recommendation is that you first take an inventory of all of your life experiences, jobs and education and then create a list of the top three things you enjoy doing a lot. Based on those three things, identify what problems you can solve with your skills. Brainstorm what type of people or businesses are looking for your solutions and start offering your services, one new client at a time.
Author
Becoming an author is a great way to show the world what you know. All of my life, I wanted to be an author. Fortunately, I have been able to supplement my teaching with my professional experiences. I have spent over 20 years as an executive with various companies in Silicon Valley, where I was able to translate these experiences into applied learning theories. I write to give and share with all.
Educator
To be an educator is not easy. However, reminding yourself why you wanted to be one is gratifying. In my classes, I always highlight the real life/practical applications to my students rather than the theoretical. This gives them a strong sense of confidence such that they will hit the ground running when they enter the workforce.
Tip of the day:
Failure should be our teacher, not our undertaker. Failure is delay not defeat. It is a temporary detour, not a dead end. ~ Denis Waitley
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