My Personal Development Of Business

Motivation and drive help push people to do incredible things. Striving to be like my brother wasn’t motivation to push myself to work hard. I learned that I wasn’t going to be successful if I kept comparing myself to his blinding success. I resorted to looking for an interest that I truly had passion for. I set my attention on DECA, a business organization that built a business acumen. I decided to start taking competition seriously. The stock market competition caught my eye because it was a competition where students could invest in stocks, which were synched with the live stock market. Competing sparked my interest in investments. I learned about how the market worked, types of investments, how to analyze stocks, and the different applications of finance. Once the competition began to level off, I was top 10 in the world. This was the first successful extracurricular activity I had been a part of that didn’t involve my family. It was a phenomenal feeling. Finance then became my passion, and I began to picture myself in this profession.

As an Early College High School student, we were told that from day one as a freshman we had to know what we wanted to study and do for the rest of our lives. Middle school didn’t exactly prepare us for that type of environment, let alone have us decide what our future career would be. At fifteen I was still figuring out myself, and I’m glad I took the time to do that first. I might not have known then, but after all the training and experience the last three years of my life has given me I definitely know now. It takes more than just a thought to create a passion, it takes experience and knowing oneself. I found my passion, it was a burning desire to study in the field of nursing.

Now to show more heroism he organized a exercise facility for kids with disabilities to work on regular things that non-disabled kids don't have to work very hard on. This business started in his parents garage but slowly started to get bigger. But the house seemed to be getting smaller. He found a place that would fit the needs for the children. And have been working

I will have the time throughout my undergraduate career to cultivate this skill, so that I too will be a successful planner. I have also learned the components of setting a goal, which is that it has to be attainable and has to have measurable actions. I have decided to volunteer or have an internship every summer until I graduate. This is something reasonable since there are many opportunities in my community to volunteer, and measurable because I will be able to add the experience to my resume after each experience. Finally, I have set a foundation for time-management, critical thinking and proper communication, skills that will prove priceless to me in my profession and have just learned a lot about how I think and learn. Learning Principles has armed me with the tools that I will need for life while in school, and later once I am into my career.

I started off my career like most ordinary college grads, I didn’t have any clear direction, worked at the most typical desk job as an accountant and most importantly, I had no money. Well, 50 years ago I was a shoe salesman struggling to sell, I was selling japanese sneakers out of the trunk of my car while pleading for loans from bankers. At the time, there was not one major athletic shoe company that everybody was using, it’s simple, I wanted to build a company that provides the highest quality of athletic wear in terms of fashion and comfort. The thought of providing athletic wear and and running shoes stemmed from doing track and field at Hayward Field in Oregon and out of an entrepreneurship class at Stanford Business School. I was nothing short of an average runner on the track team

All throughout my life I have been told that no matter what if I can dream it I can do it. I have had an IEP throughout my middle school and high school career. Something important that I have learned is that even though I have an IEP I should not let that define my educational career or define who I am as a person. Growing up I always knew that I was going to go to college and I think that motivated me a lot in school. I discovered my sophomore year that I was really had a passion for business. I decided to take several business classes. Looking back I am really happy that I choose to take those classes because they will put me ahead of my classmates in college and the classes have taught me the important’s of team work. My educational goals

As a non-traditional student, I have experienced so many interests in my life, but as stated by Eleanor Roosevelt being interested in one thing will lead to new interests. I found this to be very interesting because although I had never really thought about it I found it to be true because being interested in my education has brought many new interests to me and will continue to bring many more. Some of the interests that I have gained during my academic career include things such as the masters of accountancy program, supply chain management, volunteer work, teamwork, and leadership skills to name a few of the most important that will carry on with me after graduation.

I started a company SheGreg Products, LLC our invention is the patented ZipMyself 2 in 1 Dressing Tool, I even self-published a book Getting Stuck Changed My Life.

I've always been considered a “little business man” by my family and friends since I started doing landscaping when I was 12. It was a hobby at first more of a way

My father was a military man, so he always had a plan. As a child, my father always encouraged me to never stop learning. “Learning is power,” he would tell me. He was tough on me. Learning was a way up “If you don’t understand something look it up, research it, but don’t give up. Education is hard, if it was easy we would all have degrees and diplomas” he would say. “Don’t try

And there I was, ten years-old, caught in the middle of that big mess. Selling donuts for 75 cents a piece to support the local Make A Wish Foundation to men that would soon own generations of my family's hard work for pennies on the dollar. I peered around my two older brothers to see my mother and father talking intently to one another, unsure about our future as they watched the bids roll in and one by one the machinery was sold and driven away.

1. What is your story and how did it led you to create your own business?

I am a pretty well rounded individual although not perfect by any means. Throughout my life, I have always tried my best to be friendly to everyone and optimistic in all situations. I don’t think anyone would ever describe me as a critical or aggressive person. I’ve always been willing to give advice and be encouraging to anyone that I felt needed it. I believe that I am a fairly conscientious person in that I have always been careful and diligent when it comes to work and other life choices. I’ve always been organized and usually don’t act on pure impulse alone. I’ve never been described as traditional or conventional. I’ve always been open to new experiences and relish every opportunity that can make me a more well-rounded person. People would also describe me as a fairly intelligent individual with a vivid imagination. My weaknesses, however, would have to include my ability to develop people and team process. I’ve always been encouraging, but I can improve upon my ability to develop people by providing feedback to individuals on their performances and recognizing individual contributions when I am part of a team.

I personally have taken on entrepreneurial tasks. Last winter, an insurance company asked my father if he would

my own. All alone. I didn’t have anyone. Designing, manufacturing, making, selling, promoting everything I did on my own. I also had a false email id saying someone will get back to you ... funny