How do I start a Career in Media Entrepreneurship?

There are many nuances of a Career in Media Entrepreneurship. For me understanding Why I want to choose a Career in Media Entrepreneurship is phenomenally more important than figuring out How to get into Media Entrepreneurship. In my quest to learn more about a Career in Media Entrepreneurship, I found this amazing page: https://www.lifepage.in/career/20170424-0001/Commerce/Entrepreneurship/Career-in-Media-Entrepreneurship/english

Suraj Kumar's outlook!

Suraj Kumar has worked in Media Entrepreneurship for 2 years. Suraj Kumar has worked in Media Entrepreneurship as Founder in The Dehradun Street. In Suraj Kumar's own words, this is how Suraj Kumar got into Media Entrepreneurship: "I completed my high school from Ann Marry and my post graduation from IIPM, Delhi. After which I interned with Johnson and Johnson and Godfrey Philips (TFS) and with O&M in client service. And then I finally completed a year with Tupperware Brands. After which i finally started with newspapers two years back."

Career Video on Media Entrepreneurship

In a video, Suraj Kumar has talked about various aspects of a Career in Media Entrepreneurship. Suraj Kumar started by explaining Media Entrepreneurship as: "Media Entrepreneurship is the business model that works in Journalism. It is the creation and ownership of a small enterprise or organization whose activity adds at least one voice or innovation to the media marketplace. You must have a desire and it needs to be feasible. It always takes time to break even so you need to be patient. Sustainibility is a very important factor and weather the business model is sustainible in the near future." I watched the full video and I absolutely loved it.

We all know that only 10% of what is taught in Media Entrepreneurship is actually used in real life. The education section of the video clearly explained what is the 10% needed in Media Entrepreneurship. Suraj Kumar touches upon these in the Education section of the Video:

Inspirational Texts
Finance
Marketing
Law
Human Resource Management
Operations

90% success in real life depends on Skills. It is crucial to understand these.
Suraj Kumar then explains why these Skills are essential for a Career in Media Entrepreneurship:

Managing People
Judgement Skills
Collection Skills
Crisis Management Skills
Negotiation Skills
Interpersonal
Leadership
Communication Skills

Positives of any Career motivate one to work hard for the same.
Suraj Kumar believes that the following are some of the Positives of a Career in Media Entrepreneurship:

Networking
Respect and Recognition
Motivation for Others
Managing Time
Monetary Benefits

There are a few Challenges in this Career which one needs to be cognizant of.
And, Suraj Kumar believes that one needs to prepare for following Challenges of a Career in Media Entrepreneurship:

Competition
Quality
Distribution

In the final section of the video Suraj Kumar talks about How a day goes in a Career in Media Entrepreneurship. This video is by far the best video on a Career in Media Entrepreneurship, that I have ever come across. To see the full Talk, one needs to install the LifePage Career Talks App. Here is a direct deep link of the Video: https://lifepage.app.link/20170424-0001

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