I really liked my idea of the Variety Van- a late night food truck that would serve healthy, good quality, yet cheap food with many cuisines options to choose from. The highs of the semester I would say was the feedback I would get from my peers- most of it was really good advice and it was all so supportive and encouraging. The lows were if I forgot to turn in an assignment or just declare my points, but that was more so in the beginning of the semester. Although there were no exams (which was awesome) this was definitely one of my more tedious classes.
For me the most proud moment was the end of this class, as I write this reflection. I truly believe I have come a long way as an entrepreneur and although I do not plan to be one in the future, it's comforting to know that I could if I wanted to. As far as the mantra goes (to be honest, I totally forgot we did that), I went back to watch and it laughed because it was so obvious how uncomfortable I was, but after videotaping myself so many times I found progress and confidence within myself.
To all the students out there who are going to take this class, I think it's important to know that sometimes you are going to mess up, or feel uncomfortable asking strangers to be interviewed, but it will (hopefully) be worth it for you in the long run. Also to keep in mind that you must keep track of your assignments and not wait until the last minute because there are some that take a lot longer than others. Like I said, tedious class, but not hard by any means. It was entertaining and cool to look at other blogs- at what other people had come up with. I hope to see some of those ventures in the future.
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