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  Entrepreneurial Blog – Week 2 : Reflection on Randy Pausch's "Last Lecture" and the Importance of Dreaming Randy Pausch was able to achieve many of his childhood dreams due to his unwavering dedication and the ability to approach life with a mindset of experimentation. He didn’t just dream about his goals—he actively sought ways to make them happen. Pausch understood that achieving dreams often involves perseverance, creative problem-solving, and a willingness to overcome obstacles. His enthusiasm for life, combined with his practical approach, allowed him to turn seemingly impossible dreams into reality. For example, he made his dream of being in zero-gravity come true through a series of calculated steps and persistence, which also reflected his belief that life should be approached like an experiment—where failures are simply stepping stones toward success. Dreaming is essential because it gives us direction and purpose. Dreams are the fuel that motivates us to kee...

Entrepreneurial Blog – Week 1: Starting the Journey

  Entrepreneurial Blog – Week 1: Starting the Journey This week’s introduction to BUS 110: Introduction to Entrepreneurship really made me stop and think—not just about business, but about my life as a whole. The idea that this course is more about becoming than just doing really stuck with me. It’s not just about learning how to start a company; it’s about figuring out who I am, what I want, and how I can build a life that reflects those things. One of the main ideas that stood out to me was from The Startup of You . I really liked how it compared our personal lives to a startup. That concept made entrepreneurship feel more personal and less intimidating. It helped me realize that I don’t need to wait to have a business idea to think like an entrepreneur—I can start building the habits and mindset now. I also appreciated the emphasis on adaptability and being proactive. In today’s world, being able to pivot and adjust as things change feels more important than ever. The read...