I know a lot of adults that have started their own businesses and become extremely profitable entrepreneurs. However, one of the entrepreneurs I know is in college at UF and has started an online clothing boutique that sells trendy clothes at inexpensive prices. I think this is amazing, it is interesting to see that entrepreneurs do not have to be full-fledged adults. Anyone with a valuable idea, leadership skills, and the ability to take risk could potentially be an entrepreneur.
I think the biggest reason I decided to take this class was to learn how to deal with risk and uncertainty and, instead of thinking of these as bad things, changing them into positive motivators. So far, looking at the assignments, it seems like this goal will be accomplished.
Hi Amanda,
ReplyDeleteI completely agree with you. Being an entrepreneur is not limited to a specific person, age group, gender, or ethnicity. Anyone and everyone can work toward being an entrepreneur. The most important qualification to being an entrepreneur is being determined and never quitting. So long as we do that, we can succeed in whatever we set our minds to, such as the entrepreneur you know who started her own clothing boutique.
Here is the link to my blog: http://ent3003nicole.blogspot.com/2016/01/my-entrepreneurship-story.html
ReplyDeleteAmanda,
ReplyDeleteIt's so funny that you mentioned not being an adult out of college. I'm currently trying to work on that myself. But crazy enough, my closest friends here actually have their own clothing business that they just recently started! What's the name of the one you know of? Anyway, it was great reading your story, here's a link to mine http://kevinramos910.blogspot.com/2016/01/my-amazing-entrepreneurship-story.html