Ask Why did you choose business as your future?

[kayode10]

Recently I discovered that one of my coworker resign and decided to pursue his business. I believe this is a good advice but I was wondering what could have been the reason behind such actions.

One thing I realize is that choosing business as a future path is often driven by the desire for independence, financial freedom, and the opportunity to make a meaningful impact.

Many people are drawn to business because it allows them to create something of their own, solve problems, and build something that could last for generations.

The ability to be your own boss and have control over your schedule is also a big motivator. Personally, I chose business because of the challenge and the potential to grow, both personally and financially. What made you decide to pursue business as your future? Let's share our stories!

 

[Dean101]

I like figuring out problems, coming up with ideas, and seeing them actually work in real life. Business feels exciting because there's always something new happening and I enjoy learning and adapting along the way. I also like the freedom it offers; you can go in so many directions, whether it's a startup, a big company, or even starting something of your own someday. Basically, it's challenging but fun

 

[Newman]

For someone that loves solving problems for others. For someone that loves providing solutions to some societal issues, then business should be the future. If you don't want to work under anybody as well, you can decide to choose business as your best choice of income to rely on.

 

[Kimivegas]

To be a business man was something that i decided from my own.Why?Because i want to test my capabilities in a field that is boundless and full of opportunities as well as threats.One can excelarte in business world as much as he can opposit to the employment in which scope of progress and personal development is limited.Business world provides the opportunites for the enhancemnt and development but at the same time poses threats which one has to face during one's business career.

 

[Kimivegas]

Throughout my 20s and into my mid-30s, I spent thirteen years managing several different business operations in the service sector. I made pretty good money for a guy my age, received several promotions, and eventually became a fairly successful regional manager. But unfortunately, two unrelated technological changes hit my industry in rapid succession and my organization downsized several times in an effort to remain viable.