Entrepreneur Journal

Date: 01/21/16

Lessons Learned:

1)      This week seemed to really focus on honesty and moral guidelines. The lessons taught us about our moral guard rails or limits we put on ourselves to keep us from doing anything illegal or morally compromising.

2)      We also read the case study and it challenged us to come up with the best solution for Magdalena Yesil. I said that she should do what her hear tells her. She doesn’t need the extra money because he lives a frugal life and with her track record she would most likely be successful in any venture she decides to go with.

3)      I learned that it is ok for me to be me. I really want to start a business and nothing is going to stop me from making the business that I want instead of what people might think will be successful.

Lessons Not Yet Learned:

1)      I still need to learn how to show absolute integrity in my dealings with my fellow man. I would like to think that I am honest and do what is right, but I know that I can always improve and do what is right more often. It is hard to always do the right thing in every situation and I hope that I will do that from now on, but the only way to see how well I do is to try my hardest see how honorable I can be in my business.

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