How Was Your Mom a Role Model for Your Career?

She told me "Do not say never, tell me what you do not want to do, tell me how you do not understand, I will tell you, but never say" no ". "

My mother's belief is "to make myself indispensable" (that is, I do all the necessary things, not just what I should do).

In 1948, before and after her marriage, my mother was doing her own work. She said that I should not be calm, independent - I get a dress and delicious meal

Not only is my mother at home, she is also a mother selling Tupperware and Avon. She has a very wonderful light for her, people are fascinated by her smile. I understand that there is a long way to go positive energy and good smile.

It is interesting that you should ask. I am a communication trainer and I discuss her long experience in the banking industry. I learned a lot about her from how to handle people, how to become a real professional, and how to become a working mother. I thank her for all generations of women who opened the door for me and my generation's women. I hope my girls do the same

My mother does not have a high school diploma; she works at a garment factory, works for a long time, works hard, has low wages and waitresses. She encouraged me to be educated so that I can lead a better life. I am very grateful.

During my growth my sister and I have witnessed my mother (a single parent) struggling hard work as a waitress for a long time. After years, she was tired and decided to return to school to receive care to improve herself and her family. I attend school and work full-time (and my parents are a tougher fight), she graduated and was a nurse for over 10 years. I am very proud of her hard work and dedication. Her argument against the church made it possible to succeed to everything I did. If that is not my mother's fault, I will not be in my career today.

My mother imitated communication and she took us to the campaign, the community, the church ... we taught to give priority to a balanced life ... our God, family , Our community

My mother and the other two women began to "take my daughter to work." She paved the way for so many women scientists and motivated me to become a business owner. She is my hero

My mother ran a PR company in the 1960's. She is very successful and tells me that I have to find a career I like, so that I will never again depend on others.

My mother was focusing on my dad until he died in 2006, and every morning and every night there are some delicious items and tea. When I think that I failed, she will encourage me to "concentrate", and I will return to the topic and succeed. I was very proud before she passed by almost a year ago.

I always think that one of the important requirements of the booming entrepreneurial ecosystem is the combination of the role model visibility and adoption of the "mother test". My son became an "entrepreneur" at the age of 6, but he wanted to use his story as an example of how modern tools can make creative makers or inventors think. He imagined himself as a creature folded into discreet paper, but when necessary it "releasing power" developed into living creatures like the dragon. They are very simple, they are recorded together and are gathered by a 6 year old child, but they are inventions of HIS. This is the first phase of his entrepreneurial spirit: his creativity and the ability to "make".

What is an example? Does the role model need to be a role model? Is the character model the same as the hero? Who is your role model? why? What is her / his achievement? Is this person a moral reputation good? What did he / she do to repay community? Are there any role models for helping others? Do you know a role model that can overcome many adversities and succeed? (Physical disabilities, discrimination, lack of funds, etc.) What do you think is the most important quality of the character model? Are there examples in your community? What did they do to be regarded as a role model? Do you think you can take all aspects of some character model you like? Can you use them to imitate your own life? Do you know what kind of career you would like to have? Does that profession have your role model?