Jasz
VIP Contributor
Becoming a Business Mogul
Becoming a business mogul in 2 years is not a joke. It looks almost impossible, but it's achievable. Here are some of the things you can start with:
1. Find your passion.
If you’re not doing something that you are passionate about, it doesn't matter how successful you are. You will wake up every day feeling empty and unfulfilled. Do something that makes you feel alive, that makes you want to get out of bed every morning, and surround yourself with people who share the same passion. If you are beginning your new business because someone told you it was a good idea or because you think it will make money, stop now! You need to have a deep desire for what you're doing in order to keep motivated through the hard times and bring energy and life into your business.
2. Put yourself out there.
This is probably the most important step, and also the hardest one for most people. You’ve got to put yourself out there if you want to have success, whether that means being on social media or pushing your product or service at events or on podcasts or wherever else you can find an audience. The more visible and active you are in the world of your niche, the more likely people will be to trust and respect your opinion—and ultimately buy from you, which is always the end goal.
Becoming a business mogul in 2 years is not a joke. It looks almost impossible, but it's achievable. Here are some of the things you can start with:
1. Find your passion.
If you’re not doing something that you are passionate about, it doesn't matter how successful you are. You will wake up every day feeling empty and unfulfilled. Do something that makes you feel alive, that makes you want to get out of bed every morning, and surround yourself with people who share the same passion. If you are beginning your new business because someone told you it was a good idea or because you think it will make money, stop now! You need to have a deep desire for what you're doing in order to keep motivated through the hard times and bring energy and life into your business.
2. Put yourself out there.
This is probably the most important step, and also the hardest one for most people. You’ve got to put yourself out there if you want to have success, whether that means being on social media or pushing your product or service at events or on podcasts or wherever else you can find an audience. The more visible and active you are in the world of your niche, the more likely people will be to trust and respect your opinion—and ultimately buy from you, which is always the end goal.
