Thursday, December 18, 2014

This whole class has been such an interesting experience to say the least. I enjoyed my time so much I wish I could retake the class over again. Any kidding aside but I did learn a lot from the class and I want to talk about that. More specifically I want to talk about how I would mentor someone else with the knowledge that I gained from this class. I will talk about the things that had the most impact on myself personally and as an entrepreneur.
The first thing that impacted me greatly was just the heart and drive the entrepreneur that we studied in this class hard. That put their hard and soul into those things and it shows. I would always tell others that if they want their dreams to come true they have to put the work. That they can’t just skate by with a great idea. A great idea or product is not a company. They need infrastructure, they need inventories, and they need profits. I will tell a person that I would mentor to remember these things because if you don’t have them then you won’t be as successful as you could.
Another thing that I felt was really important to learn through the process of taking this class is to remember to be honest and have integrity. These two things are of utmost importance. If you want people to take you seriously and to be known as a person you can do business with then you need to be trusted. The people who can be trusted the most are those people with integrity. There might be times where you might think being dishonest will get you ahead in life but that is not true. You might get ahead of the curve for a limited time but it will always come back and get you. That is just how life works. I can attest to that as face because that has happened to me and I know from experience.
These were the two mains things that I took from this class and what I would tell someone that I would mentor in the future. You need to have a good work ethic and use it to work hard. You will also need to be honest and to have integrity. These two things will get you far in life and it would serve you well to learn it.


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