The semester is winding down. I’m glad.
I don’t like going to school. At
the halfway mark, I was wondering what I was doing. But I plowed on and have almost completed
this semester. I thoroughly enjoyed my
classes. I have learned so much. I’m actually surprised that many of questions
about being an entrepreneur have been answered.
This has never happened before in my life. That is one reason I gave up on my education
several decades ago. My questions weren’t
being answered. I know I probably should
regret not finishing my degree decades ago, but I don’t. My education was to be completed at this
time. I was looking for the educational model
that fit me and I have found it through BYU-Idaho online.
What I have learned this semester will not fit in a single
blogpost, but what I learned of value this week for me what that I can close an
experience and not feel like I failed. I
have a product idea. I have a product
launch idea. I have a vague business
plan. And now, I feel I can go
forward. I only ask that I get back the
money I venture on the product and I’m pretty sure I can do that. While I do this process to get a product
launched, I now know I can learn a lot and use it to launch my next big
idea. But, the product and myself may
surprise me and we will not only launch but may have longevity. Then, I will have another set of challenges
to overcome. Either way, I’m excited to
give it a try. There are stones in the
path and dragons to overcome and despair to face, but with my newfound knowledge,
I feel I can become the hero I’m meant to be.
