Final Reflection

       There are a few blog posts and experiences that stick out to me from this semester. The most joyous experience was definitely my first interview with an entrepreneur because I learned a lot about one of my favorite companies and had a great conversation. The most formative experience was my secret sauce. I put a lot of time into the list of things contributing to my human capital and it was awesome hearing what family and friends had to say about me. I’m glad that I got experience doing customer interviews because it improved my communication skills tremendously.

         I see myself as an entrepreneur- even more so than before. I have learned a lot about what it takes to start a business and keep it running smoothly. My entrepreneurial mindset has matured and I have gained invaluable skills from this course. My recommendation for future students is to get out of your comfort zone. You won’t get real feedback unless you go out there and ask strangers. You must realize that every question you asks brings you one step closer to your final product and push away negative thoughts that you have about cold approaches. Just take a deep breath and start a conversation with someone, whether it is for an assignment or to fulfill your own social desire!