When it comes to Networking, you can never start too early. A person I meet here at Virginia Tech my freshman year, could be the connection that alters the course of my professional career in the future. Even though I am an outgoing, I am not necessarily the best at starting conversations …show more content…
To do this, I am going to make sure that I practice daily habits which support my professional career. I struggle with being on time, so I am going to start leaving for places 5 minutes earlier than I need to. By practicing good time management skills in my personal life, it will be easier to insert into my professional life later on. I also will practice being more organized in my personal life, again because it will transfer into my career. I am already a very happy person, so I will continue to be happy, which will inadvertently make me a productive employee one day, and good at customer …show more content…
I already strive to do this, but it has become more and more evident that this needs to stay a priority in my life. Even if I only need a 70% on a final to get an A in a certain class, I’m going to challenge myself to get an 100%. I will set my expectations high, and not be satisfied with offhand effort. I will constantly set goals for myself, and exceed them, which will help me grow as a person and as a future business leader. I believe that it is important to work hard in everything I do. If I practice hard work in my everyday life, and in my academic career, it is bound to show in my future career as