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Summary: Choosing your business career involves asking yourself several questions to find out what you're most passionate about. Find out how to determine what business career you're best suited for with the help of a professional career coach in this free video on developing yourself in the workforce.
Debbie Benami-Rahm, M.S., M.H.C., president of DBR Career Services, Inc., provides her career expertise to individuals in transition to get “unstuck” and find career fulfillment....read more
"Hello, I'm Debbie Benami-Rahm a career expert with DBRcareerservices.com. Lets talk a little bit about how to choose your business career, this is something thats really going to take some introspection, when you have your own business you really live and breath it, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, you put your heart and your soul in it, so start with that. Where is heart and your soul? What is your passion? What do you absolutely love to do? Do you love the outdoors? Do you love technology? Do you like to shop? Do you like to do art? Do you like to cook? Do you like to garden? What is it that you love to do? Formulate a business plan, get help with that if your not exactly how to do it but put that together. There's a saying, I'm not exactly sure where it comes from, but if you do what you love for a work, you'll never have to work another day in your life. So it really starts when your looking at having your own business with what you love to do, putting a solid business together and making sure that you have all the support in place to ensure it's success."
eHow Article: How to Choose Your Business Career
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