Industry:

• Identify the industry you’re interested in (e.g., healthcare, technology, education).
• Research how servant leadership, entrepreneurship, ethics, and free market principles have impacted that industry.
  • Servant leadership: Has it fostered collaboration and innovation within companies?
  • Entrepreneurship: How have new ventures disrupted or improved the industry?
  • Ethics: Have there been ethical scandals or movements for more ethical practices?
  • Free market principles: How has competition impacted quality, affordability, and innovation?

Your Vision:

• Consider how these concepts align with your personal values and goals.
• How can you, as a future leader, integrate them into your career?
  • Servant leadership: How can you empower and support your team?
  • Entrepreneurship: Do you see yourself starting a new venture or working within a company to be more innovative?
  • Ethics: How will you ensure ethical conduct in your work?
  • Free market principles: How can you leverage competition to improve your work or the industry?

Business Practice:

• Explain how these concepts will translate into your daily work:
  • Servant leadership: How will you mentor and delegate tasks?
  • Entrepreneurship: How will you identify and solve problems creatively?
  • Ethics: How will you handle ethical dilemmas?
  • Free market principles: How will you offer value and compete effectively?

Social Good:

• How can you use your skills and position to contribute to your industry and community?
  • Servant leadership: Can you empower others to address social issues within your industry?
  • Entrepreneurship: Can you create a business that solves social problems?
  • Ethics: Can you promote ethical practices and transparency?
  • Free market principles: Can you use competition to drive positive change (e.g., sustainability)?

By reflecting on these questions and incorporating these concepts into your vision, you can develop a fulfilling career that contributes positively to both your industry and society.