W 14: Final entry, Final Sermon

 What a semester it has been! In my Intro to entrepreneurship class, I have learned a lot of really valuable nuggets of wisdom. There were many things that stood out with me, and will stick with me in my journey here on this earth, I think that the lessons we had and that we completed individually and on discussion boards were truly inspired. So without further blabbing, I would like to say a few things that stood out to me. 

I really loved the lesson where we made our bucket list, I evened added the Tim McGrow song onto my personal playlist. I think that the lessons and perspectives that I gained from that lesson, and the mindset that I had while doing that will really help me while I am going through my sojourn in this life.

There was a lesson a few weeks ago where we learned about having a strong will, and how that is the personality trait that young entrepreneurs have in common are, the successful ones anyway. And that how basically, where there is a will, there is a way. I love things that motivate me and that inspire me to rise to the occasion, and be the best version of myself. 

I love the field guide to a hero's journey book that we had to read, and the lessons I learned from it. I have always loved that model of story telling, and I love the little nuggets of wisdom I got from that book alone, such as asking the hard questions, having patience, etc. We are all the main character of our own story (that might sound like obvious information, but some of us are living someone else's life, not our own) and this book will help us in our journey. 

Lastly, I love how entrepreneurship relates to the gospel. I love that the gospel of Jesus Christ applies to everything in life, but the principles of Christ will help us, and make or break our career. When we put the Lord first, everything else falls into place, and I have seen that. 

I wish everyone the best in their careers, and I know that if we keep the principles alive in our hearts, we will be so blessed and experience tremendous success.