*Me and my friend Tina
I am personally taking this class because I am apart of the innovation academy but I'm excited to learn on how I can combine my entrepreneur qualities with my humanitarian efforts.
Thursday, May 21, 2020
3A: Your Entrepreneurship Story
This year, I began creating worm earrings--in every color to mix and match. I have gotten so many compliments that I made them for my friends and then sold them to their friends. Now, I will be selling my old clothes on an app called Depop and I plan to post pictures of my worms and sell them as well. I found this to be a great way to combine my passion for crafts and my love of money.
I am personally taking this class because I am apart of the innovation academy but I'm excited to learn on how I can combine my entrepreneur qualities with my humanitarian efforts.
I am personally taking this class because I am apart of the innovation academy but I'm excited to learn on how I can combine my entrepreneur qualities with my humanitarian efforts.
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30A – Final Reflection
1) What sticks out to you as the most formative experience? The experience that you'll remember years later? What was your most joyous e...
Hey Jane! I absolutely love the worm earrings! I think they’re super fun and a great reflection of how talented and creative you are. I personally think that the best part of being an entrepreneur is that you get develop something that aligns with your passion and your interests; you’ve already gotten a head start on doing just that. I think this class will definitely give you insight on how to combine your entrepreneur qualities with your humanitarian efforts.
ReplyDeleteHey Jane! I think it’s awesome that you are able to make money doing something you love. Especially now that most of us have been able to have some more free time, I’m sure you’ve been able to make a lot of earrings! I think selling them on Depop is a great plan; I love shopping on depop and there’s so many people looking for unique clothing and accessories.
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