Millenial idea of digital Entrepreneurship
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Millennials are poised to drive a digital revolution in business through their passion projects. The document encourages millennials to figure out their passion, learn more about it through Google and other channels, and start communicating their passion to the world through videos, audio, writing, and pictures on platforms like Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and Medium. It emphasizes finding one's hustle and passion, working hard with a positive mindset, and getting started right away.
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- 2. It’s a Digital Revolution -FARAH KADRI
- 3. Millennials are entering young adulthood at a unique point in our history, where society is poised for a tectonic shift, particularly around business, leadership, and management. There is a “perfect storm” of trends converging in a way that will generate an actual revolution in business, affecting organizations of all shapes and sizes.
- 6. Figure out what do you want to do all your life? What is your passion? What is your Hustle? Google more Learn more Start doing it IT'S NOT JUST ABOUT COMMUNICATION; IT'S ABOUT IMPACT.
- 8. •You want to be in Fashion •You want to be in Coffee •You love cooking •You love talking •You love writing Just do it
- 9. Communicate your Passion VIDEO FORM AUDIO FORM WRITING PICTURES
- 10. Be Positive and work Hard Love yourself Love the process Start doing it now
- 11. Lets talk about it Say Hi – thebombayrunway@gmail.com