1) Definitely I wouldn't forget the interviews that I have done in this class. All the interviews gave an aspect of what real people would want in to see and have from a business. Of course, everyone has slight different answers, but if you combine the answers you will see most of them have something in common.
2) Definitely the memory with getting in trouble with the police will stick to my head. Next time I will remember that I should get a license and permission to do stuff that interacts with the people in a business for business ideas.
3) I think everyone has more of a entrepreneur mind when they were young and starts to lose it later in life because all the other older people say it's impossible for you to do something. That would explain why everyone is not successful (happy - wise, money -wise, etc.). I did grow my entrepreneur skills by interviewing and thinking about businesses in general, and reading other people's business ideas.
4) The only advice that I would give to future entrepreneurs would be this. Nothing is impossible, keep your mind open and go for it. You can fix your mistakes on the way. Have fun!
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ReplyDeleteI enjoyed reading your reflection of your personal experience with this course. I am quite intrigued by your encounter with the police, I wish I could hear the full story on that one! I'm very sorry that happened to you, hopefully it's something you can look back on and laugh at. I also think you are so right when you say that we are most creative when we are young because we have not yet been stifled by societal norms and expectations. We should not let these things limit us and what we are capable of!
If you would like to check out my post as well, here is the link: http://marissaent3003.blogspot.com/2016/04/my-final-reflection.html
Great work!
Marissa