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Why You Should Start Your Career Early | LinkedIn

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Start your own discussion with a newsletter on LinkedIn. Share what you know and build your thought leadership with every new edition. Do you know that some of the most well-known innovations have been the cause of starting out early? At the tender age of 18, Mary Shelley would write one of the first iconic science fiction novels: Frankenstein. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerburg had an interest in computers at the mere age of 12 when he tinkered to create a messaging program. We all watched as gymnast Simone Biles flipped her way to setting the American record for most gold medals to be won in Women's Gymnastics at the Olympic Games. She was only 20. But while these are all inspirational and good motivators for your goals, you don't need to be able to do three backflips in a row or write an iconic novel in order to succeed in life. What you need is to find what you love to do early and start paving your career. Starting your career early reaps plenty of benefits that affect a person's li

Why You Should Start Your Career Early Do you know that some of the most well-known innovations have been the cause of starting out early? At the tender age of 18, Mary Shelley would write one of the first iconic science fiction novels: Frankenstein. Facebook founder Mark Zuckerburg had an interest in computers at the mere age of 12 when he tinkered to create a messaging program. We all watched as gymnast Simone Biles flipped her way to setting the American record for most gold medals to be won in Women's Gymnastics at the Olympic Games. She was only 20. But while these are all inspirational a

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