Also, I finished the book "the Ministry of Business" this week, and I am so thankful that I had the opportunity to read it! It was so motivating and really helped me understand that it is very important to keep God in mind during all your decision making. By using correct principles I can ensure that not only will my business grow, but that my potential and faith will grow as well. What a promise!
My Personal Constitution
I Want to Become:
1.
A trustworthy individual In
order to gain assets and built a good reputation for myself I must first be
able to prove that I am able to keep the promises I make with others. Whether
those be business deals, asking for a loan, paying my employees fully and
respecting them as team members (not just someone I work with), I must stay
true to my promises whether they e great or small. I can be trustworthy to
others, as well as myself.
2.
A supporting friend As
humans we naturally need fulfilling relationships in our lives. We need people
who we can rely on and who can encourage us to keep moving forward even when we
feel like quitting. If you want friends like these, you need to be one of these
friends yourself. Be the kind of person you would want to put your trust in. Be
the kind of person you would trust a business with. Be all of these things and
soon you will find others who can aid you through your life so you can
accomplish your dreams. I can be the friend people need me to be.
3.
A great team member I’ve
always been an independent person who has learned to handle things on her own.
Working in a team environment has always been a source of anxiety for me. But
in order to start and run a business successfully I need friends, assets, a
mentor, and a brigade of those I can trust. It’s easy to assume that as a
business owner you need to oversee or complete most of the daily responsibilities
of a business and to dedicate every hour to it. This has partial truth in it.
While I will be accountable for everything that happens in my business that
does not mean that every single task is on my shoulders. There are lots of
people who can help you. Don’t run a business solely on your own. You will soon
lose the passion and will exhaust yourself very early into your business’s
life. I can only survive through the help of others.
4.
A smart, strategic business woman
Not
until recently have I understood the true value of knowledge. Of course I knew that being smart was a good thing,
but I grew up thinking that school was merely a prison where they forced me to learn. After coming to college and
learning that I can study anything I
wanted to pursue in life, I soon learned that knowledge is a very valuable tool which will aid me through
not just my career, but my entire life. Just recently
have I started reading books from the library so I can better prepare myself to
handle the fast-paced world of business.
With the knowledge I gain through my classes I will
be more logical and more prepared to start my business. I can solve problems
and generate wise
solutions.
Daily
Goals:
1.
Recognize all of the blessings and tender
mercies God has so graciously given me
2.
Try to complete homework in the morning as well
as the evening
3.
Study all my courses with diligence and don’t
procrastinate
4.
Remember that I am here at this college at this
time for a reason
5.
Keep learning daily and don’t be afraid of
progression
6.
Read at least one book every week
Short-Term
Goals:
1.
Learn more about designing dresses
2.
Progress in my ability budget and stick to it.
3.
Find a job that can pay for my housing
4.
Become more trustworthy as an individual
5.
Don’t complain. Just work harder!
Long-Term
Goals:
1.
Owning and operating a Customizable Dress
Boutique
2.
Graduate from college/Learn all I can to succeed
3.
Pay off all my debts
4.
Find a companion who will accompany me through
all my goals and trials
5.
Become a mentor to an Entrepreneur-in-training
when I’m considering retirement
6.
Live a life of integrity and continuous
workmanship
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