Make long-term and short-term plans for life.
Achieving life goals requires a balance between short-term and long-term planning. Suppose your long term goal is to become a lawyer, then you have to study law in your student life. If you have time, go to court, consult with a lawyer.
Observe how skilled lawyers present arguments and see how judges deliver judgments. If you want to be a businessman then you have to choose the subject that will be helpful in running your desired business
Need to exchange views with traders.
Those who could not succeed commercially
We have to try to know their experience. If you want to publish a magazine in the future, it is better to read Media Studies in your student life and try to be a journalist in any magazine. At the beginning of your career, you have to find out if you can get a job in any newspaper. Then you have to try to get the magazine out with experience.
If you want to be a teacher, then you need to study well in the relevant subject in student life and if you have time and opportunity, it is better to develop the habit of teaching students. If you have time, visit different schools-colleges-universities, go to the best educational institutions and get experience. Try to master the presentation techniques of good teachers. If possible, try to work as a supply teacher.
If you want to practice children's literature in the future, then from student life.
Read more children's literature. And if you want to be a researcher-writer, try to read more research articles and books. Try to gather information in advance for what you want to write in the future, attend seminars and symposiums related to the article, keep a newspaper cut, and exchange views with an experienced caravan.
Make a long-term plan for when you will write an article or book on a topic in the future. When the time comes, read the collected information and schedule the writing of the essay. Thus, in the field of long-term planning, one has to choose the subject in student life and take necessary preparation