Love them or hate them, the Kardashians have always been killing it in the business world. They don't give a fly about what you think because for them, it's all about kicking some butt (not literally).They kicked their careers off early, and learned a lot from all that they've been through. Here are 5 of the things you can learn from the Kardashians when it comes to success and tips on how to boost up your career in ways that are possible not just for the Kardashian-Jenner clan, but for you as well:
Social media is a great tool to leverage your network and brand. Nowadays, social media platforms like Twitter, Instagram and Facebook are the biggest names on the world wide web. Almost everyone has it, and taking things to your social media is one step to reaching out to the world.
Make bold and risky decisions. The Kardashians are known for their trendsetting moves. From Kim getting naked for photoshoots to Kylie getting lip fillers before even turning 18, this family is known to embracing publicity may the be of the positive or negative note. Although this doesn't mean you should follow their decisions, making your own doesn't sound bad at all.
Associate and surround yourself with people who can partner with you in success. Take it from the girls. Look at their friends. They have built solid relationships with people who have helped them be better businesspeople. Just take for example Kim being married to Kanye West who is a Hip-Hop mogul. The rapper/producer and designer have been one of the biggest accessories to Kim's positive changes.
Stand up for yourself and what you do. Although controversy is a hard thing to deal with, the Kardashians seem ho have their way of gracefully welcoming all of those that come at them. Maybe they're used to them, but maybe they are just full of belief for whatever they do, making them invincible to the media scrutiny.
They stay focused. You can bombard them with nasty comments but those will just be a dot in their universe of daily bashings. They keep their heads up and do their thing.
© 2017 Jobs & Hire All rights reserved. Do not reproduce without permission.
