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There are many personal characteristics that can influence a person as an individual and his professional success, namely open-mindedness, ability to learn and adapt etc. These personal characteristics can sometimes make a person successful and sometimes not. T. As I spend more and more time as a professional, I perceive that there are few characteristics essential to professional success: namely, ambitious, creative, and adaptable. These characteristics emerge in many different ways. Have you set your goals? Have you decided on the path you need to take to pursue your goal? What sacrifices can you make to achieve your ambition? How much can you think outside the box to solve a particular problem or bring a new idea to the table? How flexible are you to adapt to a particular situation? Personal characteristics play an important role in how you relate to a client, how you ask your employer for something, or how you reach an agreement that aligns the company with your goal. Everyone is ambitious and this ambitious nature could catalyze a person to achieve something perceivable. Achieving something is a three-step process. It starts with setting the goal, pursuing the goal, and achieving the goal while maintaining the highest standards of morality and integrity. I believe that ambition accelerates an individual to reach his or her potential. This aspirational trait has given me more visibility to senior managers and the organization, and this visibility has translated into more training or mentorship opportunities, as well as being recognized by others in the organization. This feature motivated me to perform better in any environment. Because of my ambitious characteristics, the organization has taken… half way… and my career to inspiring new heights. The only problem is that this would require a qualification that I don't currently have. I have some useful skills and I am also inspired by the new role that I know I would quickly gain the necessary knowledge and additional skills. I'm doing a good job but I'm afraid I won't have the opportunity because meritocracy has its boundaries. And I've reached a situation where I have the time and desire to leave my current job to get that advanced degree I need. I believe gaining formal qualifications is the best way to advance my career and is realistic or practical at this time. This qualification is also important as it will upgrade my skills, make me more relevant and attractive to the role and the job market, provide me with relevant skills and increase my chances of succeeding in my goals, multiple.