Academically, how rich you are? Dropped out or not enough to be excited? If yes, so what! Still you have the potential to be something significant ... something influential like:
Valentina Terescova: Cosmonaut, first woman in space to orbit the earth.
Mary Lyon: Women's education pioneer, founder of Mount Holyoke College (America's first women's college)
Agatha Christie: Best-selling female author of all time; the most translated individual author in the history.
Helen Gurley Brown: Editor-in-chief of the Cosmopolitan magazine, the highest paid copywriter in the 60s.
Florence Nightingale: Modern nursing pioneer, nicknamed as "The Lady with the Lamp."
Marilyn Monroe: Model turned actress-singer, the only woman to have been listed in Forbes’s richest dead celebrity list.
Aretha Franklin: 20 times Grammy winning singer-pianist, the first woman artist to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Mildred Zaharias: Women's sports pioneer, won six gold medals and broke four world records at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.
So when people look at your academic qualification and say, "Isn't your education a drawback for your career?" let them know, success isn't limited without formal education; success is limited without vision. What's your vision?
Valentina Terescova: Cosmonaut, first woman in space to orbit the earth.
Mary Lyon: Women's education pioneer, founder of Mount Holyoke College (America's first women's college)
Agatha Christie: Best-selling female author of all time; the most translated individual author in the history.
Helen Gurley Brown: Editor-in-chief of the Cosmopolitan magazine, the highest paid copywriter in the 60s.
Florence Nightingale: Modern nursing pioneer, nicknamed as "The Lady with the Lamp."
Marilyn Monroe: Model turned actress-singer, the only woman to have been listed in Forbes’s richest dead celebrity list.
Aretha Franklin: 20 times Grammy winning singer-pianist, the first woman artist to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Mildred Zaharias: Women's sports pioneer, won six gold medals and broke four world records at the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics.
So when people look at your academic qualification and say, "Isn't your education a drawback for your career?" let them know, success isn't limited without formal education; success is limited without vision. What's your vision?
