Reflection 5: The biggest mistake: Not making any.

Throughout this course, and this book, I have read and heard about conflicting opinions as to what an entrepreneur even is. Are they leaders? Innovators? Inventors? My conclusion; entrepreneurs are actually people who have no idea what they are doing, but they have a plan to do it. These three chapters dive into the meaningfulness

Reflection 4: Do We Have the Power?

2007: What a year. I remember sitting in my bedroom listening to Sean Kingston’s debut album that my best friend Nicholas Cobb got me for my birthday. I knew most of the bops on the CD, Beautiful girl, Take you there, Dry your eyes… the ones you would blast in the car when your mom

Reflection 3: This is hard…

My new favorite thing to do when I begin reading for the week is to go through and view the chapters titles that I will be reading. With how the book is set up, sometimes I feel like I could write pages on just that, the short titles. This week’s readings were hard though, for

Reflection 2: Dreams are Goals with Wings

August 28, 1963. Lincoln Memorial. Over 250,000 people have come to hear Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speak. With everyone carefully listening, hanging on to every word, Dr. King comes to the forever memorable line, “I have a strategic plan.” As we know, this is not what was said by MLK Jr. in Washington D.C.;

“If it ain’t broke…break it!” Reflection 1

Does life always go as planned? Does being a leader look the same in every situation? Can we truly ever be prepared for what is to come? If you are thinking “absolutely not, why even ask”; well we are on the same page. Robert Kriegel and Louis Patler start out their book with a the