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Andrew Lanza
ENT3003
Prof. Pryor
11/28/17

Celebrating failure

1) Believe it or not, for this assignment I chose to select assignment 25. Assignment 25 was one I simply could not find enough information to use and to make a legitimate post. More than once I opened the assignment sure I would finish, and never submitted a thing. 

2) I learned that you wont be able to do every assignment every time, but rather you should do all that you can and do them WELL.

3) Failure made me disappointed in myself and my capacity to problem solve. I think that facing problems like I did in ENT3003 will help me approach problems in the future because I will have a more determined mindset to troubleshooting/solution-providing. 

Comments

  1. UnknownDecember 3, 2017 at 5:30 PM

    This class definitely keeps you on your toes with the amount of assignments we have every week. I've also felt in the past like I simply don't have enough information to finish the assignments. It's good that you learned from it and also that we have an extra credit assignment you can do!

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  2. Ellliot LopatukhinDecember 3, 2017 at 10:31 PM

    I thought that this was a very funny and relate-able blog post. I too thought that assignment twenty five was very simple and had limited responses. I believe that it was easy to answer, but because of the way that the assignment was worded, in the end was not very helpful as far as thinking about the entrepreneurship process. I believe that the strongest part of this assignment was in part three, where you explained how failure made you feel and what you would do to overcome failure in the future, as well as what changes you are going to make as a result of the failure that you experienced in your example, which happened to be a specific segment of this class.

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