January 1, 2008

The Right Mindsets and Skill Sets to Enhance Potential

In reference to my previous post, I have placed the spotlight on the looming recession in this brand-spanking New Year, and how the youth would not be able to cope with its disastrous outcomes. To all the youngsters out there; I have some advice for you.

First and foremost, an important reminder for the youth; the recession is a time that would not guarantee you security in your respective careers. In fact, it will strip you of any form of stability you may have been experiencing in your entry-level positions because you lack the professional expertise and experience when compared to the more matured employees.

That is why it is crucial to keep in mind the importance of mindsets and skills sets. Mindsets refer to the way we structure our thoughts, behaviours, actions and reactions. It drives the way we go about our duties in both our personal and professional lives. Mindsets determine our successes.

The crucial most important mindset is but of course passion. When you are driven by your passion to achieve your goals, everything else becomes a breeze. Staying up all night to meet deadlines simply becomes part of your love for what you do. Hard work, diligence and determination ultimately become synonymous with your passionate successes.

Unfortunately, mindsets are incomplete without the proper skill sets. Philosophers throughout the centuries have projected that possessing the passion and talent is not enough; you need to put it to use. I strongly agree with that.

Therefore, what I am putting across here is that the younger generation must constantly strive to better themselves in order to enhance their potentials. When the right combination of mindsets and skill sets is found, imagine the wonders you could do in your respective careers. Prove your worth. Gain your right to withstand the trials of the upcoming recession.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Alright!!! A piece of good advice I need.

Right Attitude * Skills * Persistency = Success

[p/s: I use * for a reason; think about it]