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3 most important things you learned during the class.

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3 most important things you learned during the class.

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1) Writing a business plan.
Writing a business plan is important because I have learned the work that is required to start your own business. I've also learned the difficulties and rewards one can run into with starting your own business.
https://www.entrepreneur.com/article/247575
2) Learning dining etiquette.
This is important because I now know how to conduct myself at a formal dinner or business meal. This will also be helpful in my future as I may have business lunch meetings in my career.
https://whatscookingamerica.net/Menu/DiningEtiquetteGuide.htm
3) Public speaking.
Public speaking is important because it is the first impression you give when speaking to people. In college interviews and job interviews I will have to sell my skills to the interviewer. Good public speaking skills will benefit me in these situations.
https://www.mindtools.com/CommSkll/PublicSpeaking.htm

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3 ways this class will help you in the future

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3 ways this class will help you in the future

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This class will help me because...
1) I learned how to dress and conduct myself for an interview or meeting.
2) I know how to network and talk to people more comfortably.
3) I have learned everyday skills that will benefit me in the future such as how car insurance works, investing in stocks, the difference between owning and renting a home, and many other life skills I would not have learned otherwise.

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A business plan conveys the organizational structure of your business, including titles of directors or officers and their individual duties. It also acts as a management tool that can be referred to regularly to ensure the business is on course with meeting goals, sales targets or operational milestones.
1)Having a Business Plan Is the Key to Success
2)To test the feasibility of your business idea.
3)To give your new business the best possible chance of success.
4)To secure funding, such as bank loans.
5)To make business planning manageable and effective.
6)To attract investors.

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Gregory Richschaffer-
I met Gregory at one of our first NFTE conventions. He designed clothes for Aster & Black. Not only did he inform me about his business but also about how to present yourself to someone important, such as what you are wearing, how to stand, and eject your voice. He was the first person who really made me understand what and how I was doing something.
http://www.astorandblack.com/

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My experience at Guardians of Hope was amazing. Everyone I talked to was very nice and talking to all of them really made me more comfortable with talking to people. At some points I would have to take to multiple people and that helped with my public speaking. Overall, Guardians of Hope really showed me how many opportunists there are and how you have to take the risk and push to succeed.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/141730243@N07/sets/72157677995635663/with/32582041184/

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Mark Summers-
Mark came to Holy Trinity to teach is about our 60 second pitches. What he said was very useful and it will always be in the back of my head. He taught us that it was okay to take risks because starting a business you have to take risks and be ready for success or failure.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/marksummers532/

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1) Create and customize my resume to fit the position I'm applying.
2) Research the company I am applying to and prepare questions.
3) Practice with a mock interview.
4) Choose an appropriate outfit to wear.
5) Prepare a list of references.
6) Practice elevator speech.
7)   Commute to the office prior to interview date to make sure of the travel time and location.
https://careerservices.princeton.edu/undergraduate-students/interviews-offers/preparing-interviews

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1) NFTE stands for Network For Teaching Entrepreneurship.
2) NFTE has reached more than 500,000 young people around the world since it was founded.
http://www.nfte.com/