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Interview with My Father

This was my favorite week of the class. My father has been a dog breeder my whole life. I got married and was doing hair outside of the home. I hated leaving my kids everyday to work for so little money. I decided that I wanted to get a couple dogs and breed them. I needed to just make what I did part time doing hair. I was so grateful for the leg work of my father in the business. I already had a foot in the door. When I interviewed my dad I got to tell him how grateful I was for his work. We went to lunch and had a good time. I loved being able to ask him about the advise he would give his younger self. I was surprised by the answer. He wished he stayed more present. Life moves really fast. We grew up fast. He can't turn back time. He told me that I need to slow down and spend time with my kids. Great advise. He sees the value of family. I'm so grateful to have grown up in a family that had the gosple. Family is the most important thing in this life.
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How will I measure my life?

Create a stratagy for life. How do I want my life to look. No one goes into a marriage thinking they will get divoced. No one wants to be estranged from their children. Keeping the vision of how you want your life to look like close to you. Business is the same. Having a vision and keeping the vision as the company grows. 1. If you pursue your calling with discipline, intentionality, and the help of fellow travelers, what are the chances that your worst case scenario will really happen? I know my worst case scenario wont happen if I can life my life intentionally and ask for help. I know I can reach my dreams and avoid disaster. I have big dreams. I know I'm going to help a lot of people someday. 2. As you look at your list of fears, what themes emerge? What is at the core of what you really fear? Financial ruin? The judgment or disapproval of others? Physical harm? Endangering the ones you love? Embarrassment? My biggest fears are about failing. My business failing and no
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BUS 110 Entrepreneurial Journal Week 1 Your journal isn’t just a place for you to store what you know, but also how and when to use it. Just write. It doesn't have to be perfect. Live life as if it is an adventure. Dream big. No one ever really wants change. We fear change. We want safety and stability and comfort. That’s why big leaps help focus our attention outside, toward the horizon, away from our own daily fears and petty insecurities and sloth. What brings me joy? Accept that life is hard and seldom fair • Know that you must persevere to develop the habits and character that will determine your destiny • Understand that choosing doesn’t mean you are in control, and that real entrepreneurs learn to fail quickly, cheaply, and often • Find the right fellow travelers, because you will tend to become like those who surround you When I die what do I want to be known for. Was I good person? Did I love my children? Starting my own buisness was the hardest thing I've e
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Going Private

I've loved finding people with my blog... really loved it. But I need to go private because I've noticed the last couple posts that people from all over the world was viewing my blog. (I'm not that popular) Really people from India, Pakistan, russia, on and on... in just a couple of weeks. It scares me to think who is really looking at my blog. So I'm going private in a about a week. I don't care if you just check in once and while leave a comment with your email so I can invite you. Thanks for being patient with me
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