Business 183

This week has been a good one in this course! I have learned a lot both in and out of class concerning entrepreneurship. I had the opportunity to present with my group on finding your passion and living your passion. One of the things I learned from preparing for our presentation was that doing something you love for a career is very important and has many benefits. The passion that you have for something should fuel your determination to make a career centered on that passion. If there is no market for what you are passionate about, then make one or find it! I love the connection Jeffrey A. Thompson makes between our career and our calling in our lives. They most definitely can be both at the same time, and he recommends it to be that way! We have to remember the gifts and talents God has given us when searching for a career so that we can continue building up His kingdom in every aspect of our lives. I also had the chance in class to meet a fellow classmate, Dwight, who shares the ...

As I have read through the material for this week, I have gained greater insight and wisdom regarding entrepreneurship, and I hope to be able to apply as many of those teachings as possible in my future as an entrepreneur. I am extremely excited and anxious for this class because this will be my first glimpse of what entrepreneurship really is and if this is the path that I want to follow; i will be helpful given that entrepreneurship is currently my emphasis to go along with my major in business management. I enjoyed all of the readings, but my favorite has to be "Living Life as an Entrepreneurial Hero". I love how Jeff Sandefer shows the importance of pursuing your passions and becoming successful off of that passion. It just really hit home for me because that has always been my mindset; to go into a career that I love and will enjoy doing for the remainder of my life. I think that loving your occupation is also important for others around you and especially for future...