Wow … where do I start? Well, at least I would like to have a happy mother's day to tell my mother and all moms, especially those who read this article. Dirt. In another comment, however, I have never thought I would have written an article about the great business advice my mother has acquired in my life. Life is funny, huh? Mom, if you read this, thank you for being a victim of an example of success both professionally and personally … you are the best.
With 15 years of corporate and private business experience, one of the biggest I learned from mothers to be indisputable integrity and consistent work ethics. I do not even remember growing up when I ever heard someone say my mother or her job disability as professionally negative or negative. He was proud of his work (including clothing, speed, charisma, etc.), and how he wore himself in the work. At the time when my brothers and sisters and I were lucky to continue their work on a seasonal party or on a regular working day, every worker's workman and even executives appreciated the hard work, integrity and customers 30 years in the healthcare sector) with the utmost respect and customer service . At that time these compliments did not affect me because of youthful ignorance until I came to the profession. I quickly learned and understood how lucky I am that my mother, who did not only play a good game about delivering great work ethics and high quality customer service, was a good example of how to do this. My mother exemplifies what survival means. My parents divorced when I was four and my dad did not play an active part in my education. This is not a small blow to my father; These are just the facts. My mother literally did everything to secure my brothers and I needed to fully experience life. I remember the time when she would do two or three jobs just to reach goals and often, hardly or hardly. Talk about commitment and dedication, right? When working with different small businesses and aspiring entrepreneurs, I often feel that a fake myth has become a success in business without being committed to working diligently and largely tough. This is not true and definitely must remain in the country of mythology. My mother taught her work through her tireless care that if you want to be in life, professional or personal, you have to pay the price and be ready.
Finally, Lace, Money Saving, Budgeting Genie. I know Warren Buffer has a reputation for being a penny pincher himself; But she has no mother in Mother. I remember the night before I went to bed, I often saw my mother in the kitchen cupboard or in her bedroom, which fell over the household budget and accordingly planned it. Although at that time I had no idea what he was doing, but my brothers and sisters, I had the pleasure of wearing clothes, food, shelter, occasional luxury items and sometimes when needed. To date, I find it disappointing to be able to offer us enough fabulous and stable education despite minimal wages and food services. After working with small businesses, studying and observing, I saw great insecurity in business: without sound financial management and without discipline, no matter what kind of business or robust market the business is doing, it will soon be out of business. As Momma introduced the finances of households, money is king and knows better how to handle and grow if she wants to survive and thrive.