This week of Thanksgiving, I am grateful for the chance to attend a BYU school. Even though the semester isn't what I expected, I am grateful for the things I have learned.
$100 Challenge Update
So this was the last week to produce and sell for my $100 Challenge. I have to say that at the beginning of the semester I felt excited about the entrepreneurial prospects of starting a business. At this point, in a way, I feel like I have fallen flat on my face. I suppose if I have learned one thing from the entrepreneurs I have encountered in my life is that I should be prepared to fail, but then get right back up, dust myself off and get right back to work. That is the lesson I have learned from the $100 Challenge, that I must take what I have experience and plan better to avoid failing.
Weekly Lesson Highlights
The case study this week focused on IceDelights. I tried to find a record of this company online and there was no footprint on the internet. I can only assume that this venture was not successful in the long run. What I learned from this case study is that no aspect of starting a business can be left to someone else. As a business owner, you have to be ready to have your finger in every pie as a business gets off the ground. Failing to focus on just one aspect can be detrimental.
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