On My Goals.
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8/7/2007
My goals.
Natural Curiosity in children and access to stimulating educational materials which allows them to awaken their quest for knowledge can lead to life long passion for seeking understanding to intriguing questions like: how things work, what the truth is, and so on. Those kids one day become adults and have a chance to recognize that they have the right and the freedom to make changes to the surrounding planetary reality of societal evolution. As they recognize the value of, and develop faith in their talents, their hard work and continuous education, their goal may become to crystallize their visions and prepare to fit them into most appropriate and most beneficial societal and business surroundings. And that might lead them to the conclusion that they can gain and/or hire financial knowhow needed to propel their visions using the various degrees of entrepreneurship available to them. And finally that they can enjoy the gradual implementation of their strategies in the world around them.
Life in the United States offers many opportunities for personal development. Some find inspiration in contemplating quotes of individuals whom they admire, like,
"Our further evolution is into greater degrees of conscious activity than we have ever yet known, for it implies our development of greater powers, as the consequence of our clearer perception of the All Originating Universal Mind" (Troward Thomas, see ref. 1) or; "There is no limit to how entrepreneurial a producer may be" (Tom Pollock, the first attorney of George Lucas, see ref. 2 ) or; "The story is most important, get the story first, once you get the story, everything else will naturally fall into place" (Walt Disney, see ref. 3).
Some recognize that treasure hunting can sometimes be as simple as recognizing one's own valuable ideas and deciding to patiently nurture and work them out to commercially viable maturity. Getting an MBA can be a perfect way to complement individual studies to develop a well researched blueprint of any envisioned company, especially if the vision stretches as far as a global holding company. For one who recognizes the value of investments in R&D on any stage of development of a business enterprise, a very important step becomes getting acquainted with the financial landscape. (Fundamentals of corporate finance, 2007, see ref.4)
It can be safely stated that the extent of commercial success is directly proportional to the basic, necessary and convincing financial literacy. Recognition that brilliant ideas from R&D need the financial energy and power in order to come to life through capital investments, that the cash flow analysis and projections must be impressive, and that the investors must be actually passionate to get involved is also a smart asset. Sufficient understanding of the financial life giving strengths of investment banking strategies is also a plus. Readiness to be creatively and aggressively entrepreneurial additionally mobilizes the Cosmic Law of Attraction. Finding partners through thorough progressive analysis of the 8000 + US based financial funds might not hurt either.
When the philosophical ideas and financing come together, successful visions materialize into the final goal: the commercially viable realities - the actual living and breathing companies that bring about
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