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How to be successful and not have the press on your back?
To be successful and not have the press on your back by making under 1 million dollars per year. #business
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Aaron’s Answer
Enjoy the journey of building your career skills and experiences rather than just focusing on the end goal. I work at one of the biggest companies in the world, but if you asked my colleagues if they're in their dream job, most would say no. Careers can be unpredictable and aren't always straightforward. My best advice is to step out of your comfort zone and say yes to as many opportunities as you can. Keep track of what you enjoy and where your strengths lie, and look for roles that match these. When you find a job you're passionate about and that fits your skills, career growth and higher salaries usually follow.
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Gareth’s Answer
For a successful career without constant media scrutiny, consider the following guidelines:
Maintain professionalism: Publicize your accomplishments, but keep your personal life separate.
Exercise discretion: When interacting with the media, concentrate on topics related to your profession.
Establish firm boundaries: Make it clear that your personal life is not open for public discussion.
Safeguard your privacy: If necessary, seek legal counsel to ensure your private matters remain confidential.
Remain down-to-earth: Maintain a small, reliable group of confidants.
Achieving success doesn't necessitate sacrificing your privacy. It's all about smart management of both aspects.
Maintain professionalism: Publicize your accomplishments, but keep your personal life separate.
Exercise discretion: When interacting with the media, concentrate on topics related to your profession.
Establish firm boundaries: Make it clear that your personal life is not open for public discussion.
Safeguard your privacy: If necessary, seek legal counsel to ensure your private matters remain confidential.
Remain down-to-earth: Maintain a small, reliable group of confidants.
Achieving success doesn't necessitate sacrificing your privacy. It's all about smart management of both aspects.
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Liliana’s Answer
Remembering that success may be measured in money but also how do you feel, how much you contribute to the world, your environment, society is a way to lean on expectations.
I would say you need to focus on your strengths and what you are enjoying doing and spending time, when you have that identified you will be reaching success and making contributions.
I would say you need to focus on your strengths and what you are enjoying doing and spending time, when you have that identified you will be reaching success and making contributions.