To Be Or Not To Be -- An -An Entrepreneur!

How long have you been asking yourself, "Should I go in business for myself?" You will need to know two things. Should I be in business for myself?

If so, which business should I be in?
Are you--- Good at handling money, A risk taker, Creative, Domineering, Ambitious, Analytical, Self-Confident?

These are the prominent personality traits needed to succeed as an entrepreneur, as seen in Warren Buffet, Donald Trump, Ted Turner, Bill Gates.

And it can be seen on their faces. Your face reveals your personality, and your personality reveals what you should be doing with your life.

Your nose shows if you are good at handling money, and your work style. A large hook nose is the best for business. Triangular nostrils and high cheekbones show you are a risk taker. Being creative is seen in round nostrils and 2 wrinkles across the forehead.

Ambition is seen in thick eyebrows and a domed forehead. Eyes with no visible lids indicate someone who is analytical. Self-confidence can be seen in a wide square face. A high forehead shows someone who is domineering.

Face Reading (physiognomy) is a science that dates back to Hippocrates, and is used prominently in the Orient and Europe to determine suitability for jobs and many other uses.

Your second question is to ask yourself which business should you be in. Answering the following questions will bring this into focus. Make lists for yourself. Your experiences/training, passions, hobbies, interests, strengths, weaknesses

HOW WILL I GET MY GOALS? (Methods)
SET OBJECTIVES. Yearly, Monthly, Weekly, Daily.
Get a daily calendar, set tasks & time frames. Do something each day towards objectives and goals. You have natural talents and abilities.

Your abilities and aptitudes point to a profession your are best
suited for, whether it be your own business or some other profession.
REMEMBER YOUR GOALS ARE YOUR DESTINATION. THE METHODS,
OBJECTIVES, TASKS ARE THE JOU
EY. ENJOY IT!

Kathy Thompson is a writer, speaker, profiler available to help you find your "right" career. Discoveer yours Here: http://www.kathycommunicates.com/career4u