Examples Of Big Dreams

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Big Dreams What is a dream? A dream is an ideal, a futuristic outlook of what and who we aspire to be, an envisioning of a better life from the present. Passion isn’t a dream, but a mere energy and zeal in quest of a channel or body to take it forward towards realising a dream. Not having a dream is a waste of a positive and powerful force that is not properly channelled and aimed at specific achievements. An example of a big dream for a Start-up could be to develop a big Shopping Mall in the township, but they are not in a position to start at the scale such a Shopping Mall development requires. Small steps would be starting off with the establishment of a small Convenient Store in the targeted area, and run it for a couple of years. The entrepreneur…show more content…
Over the years I have always dreamed of becoming a recording artist and perform at big events. I’ve started off with performing in a trio vocal group and from there got to play the guitar and keyboard. I strongly felt at the time it was okay to sing cover versions but that I needed to write my own material to perform. It was a long journey but I ultimately started with writing my own songs and work out my own instrumental tracks. From participating in school talent contests I was now at a level where I performed in a band that played for contestants, and I was the band leader for many years. So I developed as vocalist, instrumentalist and songwriter. I went on to participate in national talent contests where I have won the First Prize in the competition. Well, I got very good publicity in the local newspaper and national…show more content…
MANAY FEEL THEY ARE VICTIMS OF MONEY. MANY FEEL THEY ARE THE ONLY ONES WITH MONEY PROBLEMS. THEY THINK THAT IF THEY HAD MORE MONEY, THEIR PROBLEMS WOULD BE OVER. LITTLE DO THEY KNOW THAT THEIR ATTITUDE TOWARDS MONEY PROBLEMS IS THE PROBLEM.” Entrepreneur of Note and Top Financial Educator, Robert T Kiyosaki, Chapter 3 Money Realities Savings & Investments Information & Money “Disrespects money and it will disappear for eternity. It will be on the wanted list for missing persons when you died; sadly your family will even struggle to find it to bury you”. Money finds a home where it is understood, valued and treated with respect. Savings & Investments From what I’ve learned, the culture of saving is pretty low in South Africa, hence government’s promotion of a savings culture amongst South African citizens. If you save it is good, but it is smart if you are saving towards planned investment. Investment in carefully selected products is a step in the right direction. If one save money just to accumulate interest in the back against the current interest rate would not necessary yield the level of investment you have in mind (wealth creation, etc.). If you are especially challenged with funding for your business start-up, some wise Investment could place you on your path towards achieving that
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