Throughout this
course during the semester, I have found myself looking at some of our
assignments with the lenses of “what are we truly getting out of this?” To
answer that question that question in particular would be to examine my experiences.
I will say the ENT3003 class was challenging for me because I had did not
embrace all the learnings as I should have with an open mind. The most
formative experience I can gather is that the course as a whole was an
opportunity for me to be more open-minded, cope with change more fluidly, and bounce
back from my failures versus letting them get the best of me. My most joyous
experience would be completing my venture concept. It took me a moment to
really lay out and structure what the purpose of my venture was. After I had a
friend read it, she commented as to how this could be a real venture. I felt
not only proud, but excited to know that I could have that type of impact
through the organization of my thoughts.
As
far as seeing myself as an entrepreneur, I still have a ways to go with reinforcing
the mindset necessary to be truly successful. I do feel as though this class
has helped me, not necessarily through the assignments, but through the lessons
of the experiences I have gained…and should have gained if I would have been
more forthcoming with each assignment given. The best advice I could give to excel
in the ENT3003 course would be to give every assignment your best shot, truly
go outside of yourself to create an experience, and if you put in the effort
the rest of the assignments throughout the semester will get easier for you. To
sum it up, in order to be the best entrepreneur you can be develop that mindset
through taking every challenge head on and get uncomfortable to become
comfortable.
The old adage, "you get what you put in" couldn't be more relevant than in this class. The most imporatn thing I learned is that you can't become great unless you have the willingness and the drive to step outside your comfort zone. I really appreciate the time you put into this post, the moreyou reflect, the wiser you become.
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Preston
The old adage, "you get what you put in" couldn't be more relevant than in this class. The most imporatn thing I learned is that you can't become great unless you have the willingness and the drive to step outside your comfort zone. I really appreciate the time you put into this post, the moreyou reflect, the wiser you become.
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http://prestonkirkpatrick.blogspot.com/2016/04/final-reflection.html
Preston
Nicolas, I like your take on this. Instead of just listing what was great about the class, you went into depth about the shortcomings you experienced this semester and I think that was a pretty unique approach to this. I also like how you go into depth about how you never fully embraced some of the assignments and I have as well. I think you’ve made great stride this semester and I hope you can hone the skills you’ve got in this class. Here’s my final reflection to see how I thought of this semester. http://jacobembuscado.blogspot.com/2016/04/final-reflection.html
ReplyDeleteHi! I really like the first paragraph, mainly because I can completely relate! This class definitely had some assignments that I thought would get me nowhere in life, but they were truly just challenging me. Good job on the assignment! If you want to check out my post here is the link! http://anaksunamoon216.blogspot.com/2016/04/final-reflection.html
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