Entrepreneurial Journal

  As I sit down to write my final blog entry for this semester, I can't help but marvel at the incredible journey of learning and self-discovery that it has been. This course has been more than just a collection of lectures and assignments; it has been a platform for personal and professional growth. Reflecting on the individual learning experiences, there are several key concepts that have resonated with me profoundly. One of the most impactful takeaways has been the emphasis on adaptability. The business world is in a constant state of flux, and the ability to adapt to change is not just a skill; it's a necessity. Understanding this, I have learned to embrace change, viewing it not as a challenge, but as an opportunity for growth and innovation. If I were to share my insights in a final lecture, I would underscore the importance of ethics in business. The discussions around ethical decision-making have been enlightening, highlighting the fact that success should not come at t...

  Entrepreneurship isn’t just a career; it is all about the journey you go through and all the various skills and other things you learn along the way. It is a common practice to go from company to company to learn from others and develop your own skills and to understand more fully what it is in life that you want to accomplish. Throughout this process people usually realize what kind of business they want to create and how it will affect the world. Randy Haykin is a prime example of this process, he first started at a larger company and learned and grew his knowledge as well as grew the other people he knew that were on similar paths. This helped him to realize what he wanted and helped him throughout his journey of building up his own business. This is a big thing that I learned this week. I also learned a lot of the second coming and the signs of the times as well as what they mean. Another thing that I learned is that the church is under condemnation regarding the scriptures. ...