1. I reread my posts
2. I think my most formative experience from this past semester has been interviewing the people closest to me about what they think makes me “unique” and a good entrepreneur. I often have a hard time seeing the positives in myself, and to hear what those who know me best truly think about me was an enlightening experience. That was absolutely my favorite moment of this class and of this semester.
3. At this point, I am not sure if I see myself as an entrepreneur, but I definitely see myself as more of an entrepreneur than I did at the beginning of the semester. This class has absolutely helped me move closer to an entrepreneurial mindset.
4. My one recommendation to students in the future is to look further into the future to ensure that you are working far enough ahead. Especially when it comes to the book report assignments. I would recommend, in order to best foster the entrepreneurial mindset, that students watch or read several forms of entrepreneurial media. There are plenty of good documentaries, podcasts and books to watch, all of which will help to turn the students into entrepreneurs.
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ReplyDeleteI also liked the assignment in interviewing people because a lot of the people I interviewed said the same things about me. It was interesting to see how people view you as to what they think your strengths and weaknesses are. I picked people that were in my family and some close friends to ask the questions to so I would get more accurate answers about myself.
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ReplyDeleteI also agreed that the most influential part of this class for me was the interviews. A real entrepreneur is able to get answers and find problems and solutions and see them from someone else's point of view. The book assignments also snuck up on me and then I was in a rush for the time to complete the book and write a well written report. I definitely think since we are told in the beginning of class that we have enough time it just gets to be a lot when you forget to stay on top of it.