This work was reproduced from the original artifact, and remains as true to the original work as possible. “You got a dream, you gotta protect it. People who can’t do something themselves will tell you that you can’t do it.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. The only thing constant in the world is change, and learn to keep up and be adaptable to the changes. So, don’t allow such trivial situations to effect long term planning. It surely may have an impact on your savings and present scenarios, but the current economic status prevailing in the country or world is not going to bring in such situations that will force one to alter their goals and future course of actions. The current economic status will not determine your future It obviously won’t be easy, but eventually you will reach your destination. From that moment, he holds on to that vision and works towards it no matter how hard the situation becomes. While Chris is still working as a medical salesman, his brief encounter with a man from the financial services industry driving a Ferrari makes him want to work out of a desk at a fancy office and own a nice car. If you want something, work towards achieving it. Listen to other people, but do not let it affect or influence your actions and decisions. People on your way will give you loads of advices, tips and share their experiences, which might make you rethink for a brief moment! But, if you really want something, clear all those stages and go get what you want. Did it effect Chris’s goals? No! Do the same while you are moving ahead on your journey of success. He is always smartly dressed and polite and carries himself in such a way that no one would think he is homeless.ĭon’t let others opinions become hindrances in your journeyĬhris Gardner’s partner thinks that his idea of entering the stockbroking field is too high aimed and absurd. He never shows these weaknesses while at the firm. In the movie, Chris Gardner’s is homeless, literally lives in public bathrooms and train stations, is responsible for six year old. It may sound too easy to say than do, but that’s the way it is – don’t be scared to go against the stakes, don’t be scared to take risks and set high aspirations for yourself, your startup and your team. Too high aspirations for someone who is struggling at the initial stages itself? Well, that’s the lesson to learn. In the movie, Chris Gardner aspires to get the job of a stock broker while he is still struggling as an intern. Have the courage to have high aspirations
You never know when you will just hit the right key. However tough the situation may be, keep trying.
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So, the first lesson one can learn from Chris Gardner in the movie is to never give up.
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It is going to be a garden of roses full of thorns. Heard this phrase before? Doesn’t it relate really well to the real struggling life of a budding entrepreneur ? A journey of starting something new and different is never going to be a cakewalk. “When the going gets tough, the tough get going” If we had to summarize 5 entrepreneurial lessons to take away from this movie, it would surely be the following ones – I am sure by the end of the movie, you are not only left amazed by the way he deals with life and left in tears, but also have some great takeaways from the life story. Chris Gardner works as an unpaid intern at Dean Witter Reynolds and struggles his way up to do something more substantial, even as life continues to throw quite a few setbacks at him. The film shows how the single struggling salesman manages to sustain the expenses of himself and his son in the increasingly unstable economic climate.
The movie is not only thought provoking, but also shows some harsh realities of life. Pic courtesy: dbking at on Chris Gardner’s true-life story the ‘Pursuit of Happyness” is the story of a single father and his journey from living on the streets to owning his own brokerage firm.
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