I look at myself. I look at people like me. I look at people of the past who fought for me to be able to play basketball today, be bisexual openly, and have a ‘place’ as a black woman. I think of the future and the number of women like me that will benefit from this fight I am willing to give today.
I am sorry that you have to go through two years of hell to enjoy five months of happiness and success. I know it’s tough and I know it can get unfair, but stay ready. Yes, luck exists. But do you know what it means to be lucky? Lucky means to be prepared when opportunity knocks on your door!
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People who don’t know what they don’t know.
Lack of self-love.
Lack of self-esteem.
People don’t get the help they need.
Launch of a product that is not in demand.
Not being in the right state of mind.
Visual Branding. First Impression of the person behind the brand and the brand.
Being an entrepreneur or starting a business requires research and strategies. Your first few strategies will fail, if you haven't properly educated yourself on the things you should or shouldn't do. However, even when you do take on knowledge from other entrepreneurs, the speed with which trends change today is unbeatable. So, what worked for someone else may not work for you and vice versa. Therefore, in this article we offer you the #1 answer of entrepreneurs that are in different stages of their journey!
"Whether you want to go on a random getaway, buy a new car, assist your family, or go on a shopping spree, there are options for you! Don’t overthink it and start the necessary research on what option works for you! Once you find your niche, just start and everything will fall in place and make sense before you know it!" -Jessica Ogunnorin-
Overall, don’t be discouraged by your level of work experience and exposure. Focus on finding different ways of getting hands on experience and not so much on the reward during these early stages of building your resume, cv or career. For those who have a ton of experience, make sure you are paying great attention to the structure of your resume.
Remember, it’s the structure and not the content that gets your resume read! Quality is more important than quantity on that first impression. Your resume or cv should trigger the interest of an employer to meet the potential candidate.
