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How I built asset based $100k+ IT Business while doing full-time job - Nepali Student Journey.

In this episode of The Impact Diaries, we dive into a raw, practical conversation with Nick Nabin K.C. about navigating a tough job market, especially as a migrant professional. Here are five important topic descriptions from the discussion: The Power of Focus and Sacrificing for a Professional Career: Nick discusses a major turning point in his life where he stopped working all "odd jobs" to focus entirely on his goal of entering the IT industry. He emphasises that to achieve a significant professional goal, one must sometimes "legislate everything else" and devote all resources and energy to becoming capable enough to deliver value in that field. Strategic Time Management for International Students: Nick stresses the importance of international students understanding their "why" and planning their time in Australia carefully. He notes that many students fail to get professional jobs or permanent residency because they do not plan ahead or align their current actions with their long-term goals during their limited time on student visas. Skill Development vs. Luck in Success: When discussing the components of success, Nick prioritizes skills above luck. He explains that having the right skills allows a person to perform tasks with quality and consistency within a given timeframe, and that combining these skills with "smart work" is what leads to achievement. Business Growth through Equity and Value: Nick shares insights into his entrepreneurial journey, specifically how he builds and scales businesses by exchanging value for equity. He describes a model where he brings specific technical or strategic value to the table in exchange for a percentage of the business, such as in the healthcare sector, allowing businesses to grow through partnership. The Importance of Holistic Health for Opportunity: Nick argues that health is the most critical asset a person can have, stating that "a healthy person can think of a lot of opportunities" and possibilities. He contrasts this with an unhealthy person, who typically has only one goal: to be healthy again. Learn, Apply, Improve, Impact -The Impact Diaries Edited by: https://nocaststudio.com/