Given that Alan Quasha has been highly successful in both the world of academia and that of business, he might be a good person from whom to seek career advice.  He has indeed been asked to provide wisdom on this subject in various interviews over the years.  Young people just starting out basically want to ask Quasha, how did you do it?  How did you get to study business and law at Harvard and then go on to be in charge of extremely competitive financial firms, as well as find the time to dedicate to important causes?

Alan Quasha’s Theories for Success

The good news for those interested in potentially following in Quasha’s footsteps is that he believes passion to be the key.  It is no good doing something you don’t enjoy.  The first thing one should consider, is doing “something they’re passionate about.” The wealth aspect has to be a secondary factor.  If one acquiesces financial success from engaging in what they enjoy, then all well and good.  If not, then they need to accept that.  Alan Quasha realizes how important this theory is, and he believes young people will too, especially as they get older as “doing something you really like to do is a great way to fill the time you have.”  Alan Quasha also predicts that the world is beginning to change into a place in which “time is more relevant than money.”