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What is behind the drive you have for your career #Spring23?

Looking to see what pushes others to keep doing what they do, while still trying to figure out my "why."

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The drive behind my efforts is to live my purpose, be happy, help myself, and help my community. - Amivi A
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I want to give my family a better future and open doors for them. I also like the nitty grittty of what I do and I enjoy making other people's lives easier.
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To give God glory. Establishing a legacy of excellence for my family's name. Protecting the values of my heritage-mainly, the standard of intellectualism 'smart' work. Paying homage to those whose sacrifice and toils crafted the plethora of opportunities available to me today. Because of them, I can literally be ANYTHING I WANT TO BE.
-Natalie (FAMU)
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Being able to provide for myself and be financially independent.
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This career allows me to continue learning and growing every day. I love that I get to do analytics while also focusing on the consumer!
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Daniel’s Answer

Hi Lyla!

The drive I have for my career is brought on by wanting to learn/grow, enable our family to have a good life, and wanting my team to succeed in their life/job. The best kept secret I can give you is if you surround yourself with good, honest, and hard working individuals it matters less what you do. So many people (as was I) are focused on finding the perfect job they love or turning a hobby into a job. Of course, that is ok and I hope everyone can work their number one dream job. However, in reality you may not be able to work your dream job for a variety of reasons. My advise is find a job you like and surround yourself with amazing/smart people. You will probably be surprised how much they can teach you and what you get out of the job daily.

People are the secret sauce to a business succeeding/failing. If I could suggest one business book to read it would be the book below. It really changes your perspective on the impact you can have in your daily job. Good luck on the journey!

Daniel recommends the following next steps:

Read Love Works: Seven Timeless Principles for Effective Leaders by Joel Manby
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When I look at my career, it is my family and culture that drives my career path and motivates me to bring my most authentic self! Our work only has the power to be as influential as we are.
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Emerson’s Answer

I’ll keep this short. Every now and then I’ll ask myself “would younger me look up to current me?” Simply putting it in that perspective helps me be the proactive person I am. Inspiring others and becoming those role models I had as a kid really fills me with that drive.

Because at the end of the day… yeah you kind of have to care about what other people think… but what really matters is how you feel! It ain’t that deep really :)
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My Career helps students and younger generations feel empowered and take initiative in their careers. It is so rewarding to help and serve people who are enthusiastic and excited about their own potential!
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The endless possibilities and the potential to make an impact. Working as an accountant will allow me to gain skills and knowledge to provide to businesses in my local community.
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A wonderful support system around me.
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