I just trusted in myself and went for it. Its hard to invest in yourself and it was difficult in the beginning and still is. But you have to try and with you and your friends behind you im sure you can do it!
I firmly believe that the key to success lies in a few core principles: focusing on customer needs, building strong supply chain relationships, and continuous learning and innovation. I also focus on optimizing supply chain processes, reducing costs, and improving efficiency, while ensuring that every customer has a quality product and service experience. The road to success is not always smooth, but by understanding market needs, building strong relationships, contin...
In order to get successful in the hospitality industry whether it's hotel service or restaurant service is great everyone like family for sure .that goes a lot further than you think and could end up making long lasting business relationships.
Being the child of immigrants, I've always been driven to be successful and make their sacrifices worth it. Because of this motivation, I started my own cosmetic/beauty business at the age of 20. Now at the age of 27 I'm expanding into apparel. The biggest lesson I've learned over this journey that is entrepreneurship, is to plan for the future, but also have patience. Pay attention to where you're at in the moment. What you can learn from being in that place and util...
I'm wildly ambitious, once I set my mind to a project. It will get done with maximum effort! I always take everything step by step and very detailed when it comes to making sure that all my business is in order.
I have achieved success in my company by working very hard and building up my brand over time. Working long, hard hours, 80 hours a week. Day and night. And now I am in great shape financially! My key to success is concentration and wise production.
I'm an artist i commissioned portraits. I also operate a photography studio and have been successful and a portrait photographer specializing in capturing matentiy photos . This is defiantly not an easy field to be in . As cliche as it may sound , I just went for it . So first foremost it took guts . Then it takes consistency dedication and discipline.
I was a serial entrepreneur from the age of 19 while I was at uni. My first business was vending machines (over 800 machines offering soft drinks, snacks, coffee, fresh food, ice cream) which was bought by Coca-Cola Amatil in 1994 when I was 23. Then small business advice & publishing (industry specific business startup & benchmarking guides) which was bought by CCH in 2003. And then finally I set up and ran a diversified financial services business which I ran until ...
I am a C.N.A (certified nursing assistant) by trade I worked for 8 years in the field and was an asset everywhere I worked I still keep in contact with all my old employers, supervisors and co-workers. They all beg me to come back all the time because I was a hard worker that showed up to work and worked well with others and worked hard for my nurses and supervisor to the point that it's 11 years since I worked in the field and was just contacted by my very 1st superv...
Showing up and listening. I know it sounds so cliché but in a world so oversaturated with people trying to be the "next big thing" or "make money quick", I've found that people still appreciate those that listen, those that answer their phone and those remember the basics in business. I took a step back from the gimmicky marketing and just started connecting with people again. Once I started doing that, it changed the way people interacted with me and created a ...