I would like to define a chosen career? A career is a goal or desire that you want to accomplish and maintain. It is a development of goals in a particular area using your skills to build your dream (Pavlina, S. 2005).
Choosing a career helps to increase your determination to succeed. The choice to make your chosen dream a reality requires faith in yourself.
My desire as a business owner is to grow my business and help t to expand larger. I would like to employ more than four people and help them earn a steady income as they learn the skills required to operate and run the business properly. I would like to see at least twenty people employed when the business flourishes. The idea of helping provide someone that may be unemployed, less fortunate, or even pushed to the aside an opportunity to earn an income is major goal of mine.
While pursuing my education in Business Administration, I would like to get my degree to help me advance in handling finances more effectively, implementing budgets, and be a better bookkeeper in my business. Knowing the dos and don’ts will help in my career as well as a business owner. Learning what your future can be with your chosen career that you have chosen can be beneficial (2013, 01).
A person who has the determination to go forward regardless of the setbacks in life will be able to succeed in all they desire because they made a wise decision of their chosen career. Manifesting your career requires a goal and desire to be persistent on the path that you have chosen for success. Perseverance is the key to open the door to your reality in your future.
The Business plan on Graduate Degree Business Career Engineering
Career choices in India are heavily based on a trend. The trend at the time of my graduation from high school was either engineering or medicine. The decision to take up engineering as my career field was influenced by this trend. Hailing from a well to do family, I was pampered materially and nurtured emotionally. The years spent working towards the degree in electrical engineering were marred ...
References
Pavlina, Steve (2005).
What Is Your Career?
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What Evidence Is There to Suggest That Work Experience Is Beneficial to Your Future Career? StudyMode.com. Retrieved 01, 2013, from http://www.studymode.com/essays/What-Evidence-Is-There-To-Suggest-1382786.html
