WHAT HAVE I LEARNED FROM THE LECTURE SERIES?
I learned a lot from the outstanding speakers while attending the Lecture Series. I’ve always wanted to start my own business and work for myself. Ms. Janine S. Eballe’s initial speech inspired me to believe in myself. Because. I agree with her that it is not just your head and information that matters, but also your competence. Your ability to start a business and run it successfully. According to her, skills may be acquired with time, and I couldn’t agree more. I’ve seen myself struggle with the things I think I’m good at now in the past. As you move through life and learn from your experiences, you can develop skills. It takes time, work, and, of course, passion to start a business. One thing to consider when starting a business is to think about a problem in an area where you’re interested. That is to say, you must combine your concept with your enthusiasm. Consider a societal issue for which you believe you can provide a solution using the abilities you’ve acquired. The first stage of beginning a business is difficult enough; however, it is made considerably more difficult if you are not compassionate or knowledgeable enough in the industry of business you have chosen. It is difficult to manage and improve its performance.
START UP UPDATES
After a quite small time. We’ve finally met our target of interviewing 100 people for this business plan. And our interpretation based on the interviewee’s responses is still the same as what I wrote in my previous blog. Given that our interviewees are city residents, the majority of responses indicate that shopping personally is not difficult, however it is time consuming. In response to the question, “How do you buy items when you are in a hurry?” The responses were to ask a family member or a friend. partner and some options include purchasing it online, which is beneficial to us.
They were also persuaded to buy and try products by the people around them and social media, which implies that if our app receives positive feedback from our customers, they may promote it to their friends. We also intend to [promote our goods on social media, which is consistent with the comments of the interviewers. Even if the majority of the interviewees favor traditional shopping, they still like and are willing to try internet shopping.
As a last prerequisite for this subject, we are currently working on our final presentation. Furthermore. We’re interviewing tricycle drivers and business owners, who will be crucial partners in this venture. All the data were on the Validation Updates, Timetable, and Product Design assignment we have submitted.
THE ENTREPRENEURIAL MIND 