Ten Things That Should Be Done Before Starting A Business.

First, learn all the knowledge and development of the industry.

At the age of 35, the late part king, who had been a leader in the spare parts industry, set up a Gulf and West Industrial Company with an annual income of tens of millions of dollars.

Everyone may have been sleepless and diligent in their youth. This is no problem at 20 or even 30, but by the age of 35, it is no longer necessary to learn more about basic skills.

Before the age of 35, a person was in the stage of primitive accumulation, and after 35 years of age, he should be able to thrive.

Second, develop personal style.

Before the age of 35, find out what you like, whether it is clothing or hobbies, even if it is a different habit.

You can keep trying and changing when you are 20 or 30, but by the age of 35, you have to establish your personal style clearly.

A man or a woman who changes her image in the middle of a career can make people feel very unreliable.

Do you like to wear a suit?

Good!

Take your suit as your trademark.

Will putting flowers on your desk make you work more efficiently?

Then put some flowers every day.

Third, peace and stability in emotional life.

When climbing the peak of your career, if your personal life is not happy and fall into emotional crisis, it will cause a lot of interference to you, or even gradually make you lose interest in other things.

Those who have lived in peace and stability before the age of 35 are generally more likely to succeed than those who live in turmoil.

So if you want to end a fruitless relationship, or if you want to marry your girlfriend, hurry up, so as not to drag the problem to the thirty-fifth spring of life.

After the age of 35, you should focus your attention on your investment in your career.

Fourth, understand your weaknesses.

Admit that you can't do something or you don't want to do something.

If you hate numbers and like to create, don't force yourself to do digital work because of high salary or obedience to others' expectations.

Before the age of 35, you must put in the kind of work that you like and are good at.

Otherwise, there is bound to be a melancholy day after the age of 35.

Moreover, the real success may be lost because of the regression of vitality.

Fifth, know your strength.

You should know what you are good at and know what you like doing and doing better than others.

No matter what role you are currently playing, knowing your strengths is important for success.

Sixth, reserve the money to resign.

In this changing career world, you may not always work in a place, or always play your role in a position. When you feel unable to play, you will probably think of resigning or opening up a second occupation. If you save enough money in advance, you will have a safe backing.

Seventh, establish networking.

If you haven't established a strong network of relationships at the age of 35, you will be in trouble.

This network includes your friends and family members, including at least all those who can help each other.

Some of these people are your colleagues, some of whom have been blessed with you, others have listened to their problems, others have similar interests with you.

The network of interpersonal relationships can not be built overnight. It needs years or even more than ten years of training.

A person's success in career and life is like the success of a political party. You need many people to spread in the right place. You can rely on them and they can also rely on you.

Eighth, learn to empower others.

Many people are unwilling or unable to do so, so they are always stapled to subordinate positions.

Empower others is half the battle. A person who is too small to delegate his work is bound to encounter great obstacles.

By the age of 35, you'd better become an expert in this field.

In other words, you know how to pick the right people and trust them.

Ninth, learn when to keep silent.

People who ruin their lives by speaking carelessly are more likely to lose their success than any other reason.

Learn to keep silent and look smart. Others naturally think you know more than reality.

Don't talk about other people's gossip. Don't talk about your own plans. The reputation of being a mouthpiece is far more valuable than what people talk about.

The more successful you are in your career, the more important it is.

Tenth, be loyal to people.

If you fail to establish a solid loyalty and loyalty at the age of 35, this shortcoming will beset your whole life.

Disloyalty will inevitably make you unpopular everywhere in your career.

You can't climb up to the top of your career by stabbing people, but rely on the sincere and unshakable reputation you set up in the early days.

Loyalty is investment only before the age of 35; after the age of 35, you will receive loyal returns as a trustworthy person.