Go into what you love: Week 1
Going through the readings and videos at the beginning of week one for my Intro to Entrepreneurship class, I noticed an overall theme of studying what you love. Guy Kawasaki, in his talk called Do What You Love and the Money Will Follow, said that "if you take a curriculum or you start a company simply for the money, you’ll probably end up miserable." I have found that when I pursue projects that I am passionate about, they work out better and are more fulfilling. I also found through The Start-Up of YOU that "relationships matter to your career no matter the organization or your level of seniority because, ultimately, every job boils down to interacting with people." Without the people who contribute to the workplace, there wouldn't be new ideas that make the business better. The minds of people are great together, building off each other’s strengths and perspectives. Collaboration not only drives innovation but also fosters a culture of mutual support, where...