Treat people with respect!! Do the right thing, eve ifit hurts!! Give back to the community! Mainly if you treat people with respect, the rest wil fall into place typically. People tend to respond better when respected as well.
I believe in treating others as you'd want to be treated. I also think you should have a mindset of working hard and going above and beyond others expectations. I tend to be pretty professional in my career and I believe it has really served me well.
Working hard is great but knowing the right people is better. Business is all about networking. I love finances and numbers and am always down to sit with you and figure out your plan for investing in the future or starting a business. The earlier you start, the better!
In my future business, I want to open up my own tattoo shop, but I know My Art School still need a lot of work and I know I'm going to be training but i'm determined to get my dream done before I'm 30
i've worked for everything i have with no handouts. i've built my business from the ground up so i'm not just your average woman. i love what i do with all my heart and would love to find some one that will invest, teach me more or just stimulate my mind.
I've been a freelance makeup artist all over NYC since the age of 17. Im also a licensed cosmetologist that graduated from Empire Beauty School of Manhattan. Hard work, dedication and consistency is what got me to where I am today!
So I'm currently on the path to study medicine which I'm super excited about! I'm passionate about all things health and wellness. I dedicate a lot of my time to reading and studying about different diseases and general health for both women and men. I would love to be a correspondent someday for CNN.
I currently go to college for nursing so one day I can open up my own women's health clinic with a pediatric center connected to it. I would also like to become a broker in order to flip houses and own land to create communities.
I originally anticipated getting my PhD, however, I realized rather quickly in graduate school that the academy wasn't for me. After graduating, I took a chance and became a litigation paralegal with absolutely no experience. I would attribute the majority of my success thus far in life to stubbornness, eagerness to learn and continue to improve, and-- although cliche-- doing things with kindness.
Sucess is relative and unique to each person. First you must decide what success means to you individually. After years of grinding my days away hoping for a great tommorow. I eventually decided that success for me was enjoying everyday life in a real way today. Lifetime is the most valuable commodity we all posess. We only get one today and tomorrow is not promised to anyone. Too often people forfeit the most valuable years chasing monetary success without ever reall...