Hello everyone!
I am grateful for the opportunity to share some of the things that
I learned during the first week of my entrepreneurial class. The first thing
that came to my mind when I thought of the word entrepreneurial is the idea of
coming up with a business idea and then executing it. It turns out that before
you can really be a successful entrepreneur, you have to consider the
"startup of you." This means that essentially you are going to figure
out what you are all about. There were three questions that caught my interest
in the reading this week. The first question is “what is my calling in life?” As
I thought about it, the first thing that came to my mind is that I am a member
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. It is because of my faith
that I first think about my relationship with God and how I want to please him
with my thoughts and actions. My calling in life is to try to become like the
Savior and in the process help others doing it. So, if I were to be an entrepreneur,
I would want to focus on something that could help people beyond their typical
needs. I think that is why I enjoy working in the healthcare industry, because
it helps people physically and mentally to get through their days. The second
question I thought about is “How do I create meaning.” This is a tougher
question because it made me think about how I can create meaning in my own home
as well as beyond my own family. To be perfectly honest, it is a great question
that I don’t have the answer to just yet, but I plan to figure it out before the
end of this semester. The last question that I thought about is “How will I
measure my life?” I feel as though there is an easy answer to this, and one
that works well for me. I measure my life based on how closely I follow the
Lords commands, or if I fail, do I remember to repent. If I did my absolute
best at the end of the day I feel good because I know that Lord will support me
through my failures and cheer with me through my successes.
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