SATURDAY TABLE TALK WITH NEMERULEZ

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Are some people born to be entrepreneur? 

In my opinion, whether you call yourself an entrepreneur, a freelancer, an independent professional or whatever name you choose to be known for, your behavior or experience as a child may have predicted or foretold your career path. 

Please let's talk friends; what's your opinion? Drop your comments. Have a fun filled weekend. 😚😚 

Photo Credit: Nemerulez

Comments

Laura Nwodo said…
I agree with this logic.majority of the things a person demonstrates or exhibits as a child are their natural or inherent abilities. The rawness and innocence of a child makes it clear to identify their true nature/calling, which any adult around should help shape and direct to full potential. Gifts, talents, purpose etc cannot be learned or studied but can be enhanced which can help people choose effective career paths whilst living purposefully. Really great post !
19 January 2019 at 22:15
Welcome to Nemerulez' Blog said…
Wow, thank you gorgeous for your contribution. I couldn't agree more. 🙏
20 January 2019 at 12:06
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