Ultimate Career Goals Case Study

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Ultimate Career Goal
Research Methods
In this case study mostly the internet was used but help from books and journals was also taken.
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Introduction
This case study is about my career goal after completion of graduation, which is to become a successful businessman and how I will accomplish my goal. The basic reason why I want to become a businessman and that too in the top ranks is because I am greatly impressed by Steve Jobs. Steve Jobs co-founded Apple Computers with Steve Wozniak. Under Jobs' guidance, the company made the iPhone and iPad. He started with an idea, and had the willpower to do things, to bring change to the world. With constant hard work and perseverance he achieved his goal. I also aspire to do something as big as him. …show more content…

A good way to do this is to create a to-do list each day . This will ensure that you're not forgetting anything and you're completing all the tasks that are essential to the business.
• Be Consistent:
Consistency is key component to making money in business. You have to consistently keep doing the things necessary to be successful.
• learn from competitors:
Competitors can be friends in disguise,if we are willing to learn from them in a positive manner. To be successful, you can't be afraid to study and learn from your competitors. After all, they may be doing something right that you can implement in your business.
• Understand the Risks and Rewards:
A businessman has to take risks to make his business grow.Experience will allow him to take the kinds of calculated risks that can generate tremendous rewards for business.
• Stay Focused:- • I have been emphasizing from the start that to stay focused is very important.. It takes time to let people know who you are, so stay focused on achieving your short-term goals and give the rest time to come together on its own.
• Ability to become a …show more content…

Acre Farms CEO Dan Horan said, “Simplicity is really important. It’s got to be simple, and sometimes to make something simple you have to really, really study everything about it. It might turn out to be complex, but you have to present it simply, particularly when it comes to people: when people buy something, they don’t want a lecture.”
• Your time is a precious commodity. Hello Design CEO David Lai said, “When I was growing up my father would always tell me, ‘We all only have 24 hours a day. ’It’s what we choose to do with that time that defines us. It’s the one thing you can never get back.”
• Insults can be the best advice. Real estate tycoon Barbara Corcoran said, “My best advice was an insult. It’s kind of weird. The best advice was the worst advice. It was from my boyfriend and partner in my first business when he told me I would never succeed without him. I was injured, no doubt. But thank God he insulted me because I would not have built a big business without that. It kept me trying everything because I couldn’t give him the satisfaction of seeing me fail. So the best advice was an

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