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My Dream Job

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A changing moment or significant event in your life that guided you to make business your career choice Everyone has a dream, someone wants to be a doctor, an actress, a singer and so do I. I used to dream of someone's dream but when I became a senior in a university I thought about my future, I just thought about how can I earn some money for my daily life and for supports my family. I thought that If I do a regular work and earn money from this It's not enough for me If I have a chance I would do my own small business with a warm and chic café and also want to do some business that becomes a worldwide most wanted business for my long-term goals. When I was a child I saw many characters about a business career in TV series. They were always …show more content…

Top is the name of a young man business character that based on true story of the owner of the bestselling seaweed in Thailand. At sixteen years old he used to be an online game addict but he gained money from playing an online game. Then his family went bankrupt and remained 40 million Baht in debt so he raised himself up. He was willing to fail school and decided sold his treasure for spent money to make a business. At first, he earned money from selling chestnuts and then he tried to launch a packaged fried seaweed business that is now called "Taokaenoi Food & Marketing" and became one of Thailand's youngest billionaires. He is a man who has inspired people to dare succeed like him. I think This movie can be an inspiration for someone who is failed in their life and can't find the way to success. In my opinion this story not only give me advice about how to start and manage your business but also give me a positive think about a failure life how can raise yourself up in that situation just don't wait for an opportunity create it by yourself and be thankful for the hard times for they have made

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