30A
1) Wow. I made quite a bit more posts than I realized. I almost reverted to a more primitive, less try-hard writing style throughout the semester. I definitely used larger words towards the beginning, but my posts toward the end made more sense. And oh god, my first interview! It went so bad. I was so unbelievably awkward. Really glad it's over and I am better at them.
2) I would say my favorite experience in this class was receiving all the awesome feedback from my peers and improving based on that feedback. It was awesome to connect with other young entrepreneurs and see such an array of ideas.
3) My entrepreneurial mindset has greatly developed. For starters, I view entrepreneurship in an entirely different light. No longer is it an entrepreneurs world, but a buyer's world. No one will buy into your product unless it truly is a solution to a problem they have or believe they have.
4) Don't procrastinate!! The noon deadlines will completely bite you in the ass. Just do it.
2) I would say my favorite experience in this class was receiving all the awesome feedback from my peers and improving based on that feedback. It was awesome to connect with other young entrepreneurs and see such an array of ideas.
3) My entrepreneurial mindset has greatly developed. For starters, I view entrepreneurship in an entirely different light. No longer is it an entrepreneurs world, but a buyer's world. No one will buy into your product unless it truly is a solution to a problem they have or believe they have.
4) Don't procrastinate!! The noon deadlines will completely bite you in the ass. Just do it.
Heather, the change in your entrepreneurial mindset is really neat. It is so true how we can make products and services but if no one wants it, then we will not sell anything. Definitely key when thinking about a startup to get advice from potential customers to help alter our startup. I agree this class flew by and the amount of assignment added up quickly without even realizing it.
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