How to Choose a Pathway for Success
November 29th, 2018 Tags: business dream team, Dexter Montgomery, New Entrepreneur, Pamela Montgomery
Posted in Mindset
How to Choose a Pathway for Success
How to Choose a Pathway for Success
If you had a choice, would you choose a pathway for success or a pathway for failure? Of course, you would choose a pathway for success!
However, I often find that people choose to focus on improving their weaknesses. In their minds, they see this as the pathway to success. I say, that is the wrong choice.
Instead, my experience shows that choosing a pathway for success is about identifying your strengths. Begin to chose your pathway to success as an entrepreneur by focusing on your strengths, building them up, and letting go of areas of weakness.
I have found that this course of action works for me. Hopefully, it will work for you also.
1. Focus on Your Strengths
Focusing on your strengths makes you a much more successful entrepreneur than trying to improve your weaknesses. I learned early in life that I had a gift for public speaking and focused on that strength in school, in choosing a career, and in building a business.
After singing in the church choir, I quickly realized that singing was not one of strengths. Rather it was a weakness for me. So, why should spend time trying to become a singer.
2. Follow Your Dreams
I always dreamed of being a lawyer. I loved the idea of being an advocate. In school, I was the person advocating for students with the principal and school board.
I also enjoyed teaching. As a child, I loved teaching my siblings how to read and recite poetry and speeches. My teachers often asked me to tutor other students.
As I grew older, I was able to have a career that involved both being a lawyer and a teacher. Now, I focus on teaching business owners on becoming effective leaders, speakers, and entrepreneurs.
3. Everyone Has Strengths and Weaknesses
Everyone has both strengths and weaknesses. Not everyone is going to become a doctor. Nor is everyone going to become a concert pianist.
Neither pursuit is better than the other. They are simply different. What would you do with your life if you could only do what you really love and are good at doing?
Unfortunately, many people are taught either accidentally or on purpose that they should become well-rounded. So, sometimes they dabble in careers that do not interest them, simply because it is popular today. They have no real ability or interest in the career.
4. Do What You Love and Are Already Doing Well
I cannot think of anything much worse than doing a job all-day long that does use your strengths.
Hopefully, you are not draining your resources by dabbling in career and business endeavors simply because they are popular.
Do not try to fit a square peg into a round hole. Instead, identify your strengths, what you love doing, and are already doing well.
If you do this, then you can find entrepreneurial success.
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Pamela Montgomery
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