Final reflection
1) The highs were when I had fun doing the assignment like the bug list were I thought a lot about the root of my annoyances. It was a high because each assignment got me thinking deeply about myself or my surroundings. The lows were the opposite of the high in that the assignment bored almost to the point of almost not doing it. The low also ties in with the dread; if I can't at least make an assignment remotely interesting then something has to give. I dreaded the 1,000 word paper, but it wasn't boring... it was just long and it had been a while since I've written like that for school.
2) I think my most memorable memory in this course is interviewing everyone for my idea concept. They will definitely be remembered because they will make sure I don't forget them. The best moment was when I finished any assignment or when I got my first 1 in the cupcake ( I never did well on the cupcakes that's why it was impressive). I am proud of my concrete idea that I never thought I would be able to realistically do and help people the way I want in my community.
3) I don't think I am an Entrepreneur because I think to be one it is the same as becoming a business man. I think you need to be strong and cut throat to get what you want, which is something that goes against my nature. I will say that I understand now more about being an Entrepreneur and the logistics behind it more than I did before.
4) I would tell students to get their imaginations ready and to be prepared for failure/ criticism. For this class, you need to be in it to win kind of deal; you can't half ass assignments or come up with baloney idea that could never happen. Even if you are not going into business, the skills learned and consistently practiced in this class can be used for what ever job or major you decide; it is a versatile skill. If you are planning on continuing business or a entrepreneurship field then this person must be resilient and compromising to a fault. In order to success you have to be willing to listen to others and make changes to your design or ideas to create the best outcome for every party involved.
2) I think my most memorable memory in this course is interviewing everyone for my idea concept. They will definitely be remembered because they will make sure I don't forget them. The best moment was when I finished any assignment or when I got my first 1 in the cupcake ( I never did well on the cupcakes that's why it was impressive). I am proud of my concrete idea that I never thought I would be able to realistically do and help people the way I want in my community.
3) I don't think I am an Entrepreneur because I think to be one it is the same as becoming a business man. I think you need to be strong and cut throat to get what you want, which is something that goes against my nature. I will say that I understand now more about being an Entrepreneur and the logistics behind it more than I did before.
4) I would tell students to get their imaginations ready and to be prepared for failure/ criticism. For this class, you need to be in it to win kind of deal; you can't half ass assignments or come up with baloney idea that could never happen. Even if you are not going into business, the skills learned and consistently practiced in this class can be used for what ever job or major you decide; it is a versatile skill. If you are planning on continuing business or a entrepreneurship field then this person must be resilient and compromising to a fault. In order to success you have to be willing to listen to others and make changes to your design or ideas to create the best outcome for every party involved.
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