Most people never make a conscious decision about their careers and end up at a certain place, due to external factors and present opportunities. Their career path wasn't carved out or planned.Creating your career is something that most people don't think of at an early stage when they are not sure about themselves and the world around them.

Creating your career

When you analyze yourself, instead of pondering over what you are not good at, find out your strengths and sharpen them, turning a good skill into excellence.

Self-analysis

Just knowing your job is not enough, you also need some universal skills like:<ul><li>Leadership</li><li>Good writing ability</li><li>Personal effectiveness</li><li>Persuasion</li></ul>

Your Universal Skills

Be patient and start from the bottom; avoid going for quick fixes and unrealistic expectations, and keep learning as you go up the right way.

Start from scratch

Here are Five Steps that can create your career:1. Analyzing yourself.2. Identify your industry3. Improve your basic, universal skills4. Start from Scratch5. Continuous Self-Development

You Decide who you become

Pursue a career at a place that fits your strengths and makes you shine.Do what you love and you will see that even a hobby can turn into a career.

The place to shine

Successful people keep learning and developing themselves. This way they are never stuck in a dead-end job, or in their own comfort zone.

Self-Development for growth

One of the most important career lessons I've learned is to pursue a career and not a job. At first glance, you might think, "What's the difference?" I also didn't get it for years. That's how I finally ended up in an IT job that I wasn't passionate about.

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