Final Reflection

2. The most formative of all the assignments for me was the first elevator pitch. This was the first time where I had really thought out how my product would do in the real world. I had the idea since the bug list and knew I wanted to right about it, but I had never thought of how it would work logistically. I will probably remember the idea napkin for a long time. Writing down exactly what needed to be done, how to do it, and how to profit was definitely a memorable experience. I would say that I am most proud of the fact that I was able to come up with such an interesting idea. I am not a very creative person, and the idea is not that outside the box, but still bringing this thought to such and end really surprises me.

3. I would say that I definitely have a better idea of how I would be as an entrepreneur. That idea being, I would have cool products that would never really get made. The problem for me is I would be so unlikely to actually get to the point of creation. I think I can certainly think through the whole process, meaning I think I do have an entrepreneurial mindset. However, I do not think this makes me an entrepreneur (for one I still can't spell the word) since I would not take action.

4. If a student truly wants to be an entrepreneur, I think they need to have real world practice being a part of a small business. Without the real experience, the fear of trying will likely stop their idea from becoming a reality. The best way to perform in this class is to stay on top of the assignments. If you can set time away twice a week for them, this class is not too terribly hard.