Reflection 7: If you’re broke… Fix it

It is currently 4:01 a.m. and I am sitting in a residence hall lobby due to water being shut down in the building and having to monitor the ongoing situation… What a great time to write a reflection!! I feel weird saying this, but I was nervous to read the last three chapter of this

Reflection 6: Picture Perfect

This week I knew I was in for a good read from the chapter titles; Plan on Changing plans, Play Your Own Best Game, Don’t Look Where You Don’t Want to Go. There was a common theme throughout these chapters for me: optimism. “Trust the unexpected” is something Kriegel spoke about a lot in the

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