After he sold his business at one point, he thought he would be happy because he made a ton of money on the deal, but what he didn’t realize is that he simply loves the work that he does, and that he didn’t want to stop working.
The area of David Geffen’s Career that I am most impressed by is his ambition to succeed. In my future career, I hope to pretty much do exactly as he did. I want t be a musical entrepreneur and hopefully one day open a music venue or a label or potentially be a music agent. David didn’t let any obstacles stop him on his path to success, even when he was in difficult periods of his career. One thing that I would like to translate to my future career is his ways of going into the unknown and just reaching out a hand and pulling back something …show more content…
The first step to success is to define your goals of what you want to do and who you want to be like in your future. David decided at an early stage in life that he wanted to be like Louis B. Mayer, which helped him set his path. The second step is to form opinions that you truly believe is the right thing to do and not based off necessarily what others think is right. The third step may seem obvious but it’s to stand by your opinions and not get pushed over by the ‘bigger dog’. When you have an opinion, often just stating it wont get anywhere, but if you stand by it and truly believe in it, that is when your opinion starts to matter. The fourth step is to network like crazy. David success didn’t come from him his own musical recordings but rather from the success of other artists and later movie producers. The trick is to know as many people as you can that can hook you up with extremely helpful resources. The more people you know the better the odds are that you will get into contact with someone that you can benefit greatly off of. And fifth step to success would be to truly do what you love, and not do it just for the money. After David had talked to his mom about when she left her job she said that she had never been happier. David ended up selling his hard earned company for a lot of money, but he realized that what he wanted most wasn’t necessarily just the money, but he truly loved to