The Sunday Star dated 14 March 2010 reveiled an interesting finding from their "So you want to be a millionaire?" survey with YouthSays and Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman (UTAR), which polled 1,678 people below the age of 30 thoughout Malaysia.
The finding: 96% of the respondents aspire to become millionaires, and 75% of them believe that they can achieve it by the age of 35! Wow!
If you haven't read about the report, here is the online version:
Here is a list of 13 self-assessment questions in a Forbes' article:
- Why Go Big at All? - What and where are your long-term goals?
- Can You See Around Corners? - What and where are your visions?
- Can You Tolerate and Manage Ambiguity? - Are you able to see through a jungle of conflicting data?
- Do You Prize Independence?
- Do You Have the Guts to Double-Down?
- Are You Inspired by Creativity or More Process-Oriented?
- Are You Willing to Make Tough Decisions For the Growth of the Company?
- Do You Like Speaking in Public?
- Are You a Consensus-Builder?
- Can You Delegate?
- If You Say You Need it On Your Desk By 9am, Will it Get Done?
- Can You Work on Christmas?
- Can You Deal with Isolation?
3 comments:
Nah...I think I am born....to be...well...I don't know. :p But everyone wants to be rich right?
Hi Tekkaus,
If you want something, you have to take some action, else you will never get it.
For example, if you see a beautiful charming girl, you want her to be your life partner. So how?
That's a pretty inspiring quesiton...Hmm, I think most of the time i will just walk away...
If I am interested to invest in a timber company in KLSE, which company should I pay more attention?
Java, Taann, Jtiasa, Subur, Evergreen, Cymao, Lingui?
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