Success Lifestyle Magazine Issue 4 - April 2019 | Page 20

6. You are the CEO of your life. Stop playing the blame game! Take responsibility for your mistakes and failures. Learn from them and move forward because they are an important part of your success journey. 7. All the money in the world is insignificant if you are not able to live an impactful life. This was the premise Rochelle used to make a drastic career move. Although still a highly accomplished lawyer, she wanted to do more to make a positive impact on people’s lives. Her dream job left her feeling unfulfilled. Therefore, she decided to become the Assistant Vice President of Human Resources and Public Relations at Jamaica Broilers. The position allows her to use her skills as her lawyer and her passion for people. Making this drastic career move is one of the best decisions she has ever made. Rochelle is someone you should follow for a regular dose of inspiration. Follow her on Instagram @rochycameron. Paul Brunson Veteran Entrepreneur on a Mission to Change Jamaican Lives Paul's love for Jamaica and Jamaican people was evident. In fact, the first crucial point that he highlighted was that Jamaica has an unbeatable brand. We need to capitalize on that power. He then emphasized the true definition of wealth. We often have a narrow perspective of wealth; that it's limited to acquiring large sums of money so that we can retire young and relax on a beach. Paul dispelled that myth by highlighting that wealth is 3 things: 1. Earning enough money with the concept of enough being relative. 2. Having autonomy over your time. 3. Being in a position to give back. He then stated that more than 60 percent of the Jamaican population creates wealth. Those who succeed at wealth creation capitalize on their strongest skills and work diligently towards positioning themselves in the top 1 percent for that skill. This positioning, however, comes at a price. Here are the 3 things that must change so that you can achieve this goal: 1. Your habits and lifestyle. Everything you do should align with the core of who you are and who you strive to become. ISSUE:4 APRIL 2019 20