Entrepreneurial Journal Blog

 This week I watched Randy Pausch’s Last Lecture, and it really made me think about dreams and what they mean. Randy was able to achieve so many of his childhood dreams, and I think it’s because he never gave up on them. He treated them like real goals instead of just things to wish for. When he ran into roadblocks, he looked at them as lessons or opportunities to grow instead of reasons to quit. His attitude and determination were a big part of why he reached so many of the things he set out to do. I honestly think dreaming is really important. Dreams give us something to look forward to and push us to keep moving forward. Without them, life might feel boring or like we’re just going through the motions. Even if you don’t reach every dream, just trying for them can shape your life in a good way. One of my childhood dreams has been to create my own business. I always thought it would be amazing to build something of my own and see it grow into something successful. I still believ...

  Entrepreneurial Journal Blog This week I learned how important it is to keep an Entrepreneurial Journal and why it matters. From Jeff Sandefer’s article, I realized that journaling isn’t just about writing down what happened, but about asking myself why. Taking the time to reflect helps me remember what I learned, think about my goals, and stay on track. I can see how this practice will help me make better decisions and stay motivated over time. One of the main ideas that stood out to me from the course materials was that entrepreneurs are problem solvers. Instead of waiting for opportunities, they create them. That really connected with me because it showed me that success doesn’t always come from luck it comes from hard work, creativity, and being willing to take chances. I also liked the examples that showed how small ideas can grow into something much bigger when someone takes action. I’m looking forward to learning more about how to think like an entrepreneur and how to sp...