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I plan to use NFTE in the future for internships to display good qualities I have developed (such as good body language and making myself stand out), for any business class that I am taking in college to apply skills I have learned as an entrepreneur (being creative and adaptable), and I will use it to display aspects of being an entrepreneur in any job I take to show that I am fit for the job (by showing that I am positive, flexible, and ready to take up a challenge).

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A business plan allows you to be open to the real business world, so that you know how to execute a job correctly. It also gives you an idea of how to start a business in case you actually want to do one. It also allows you to develop better math skills because it dealt with a lot adding, subtracting, multiplication and dividing.
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1-1rN9c9Lq9NoNQ5isKqnRSx-H_toajao9f1_CkVkhhg/edit?usp=sharing

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Three things I have learned in this class is that in the real business world there is a lot of competition, you always have to make yourself stand out, and everyone has the potential to become an entrepreneur.

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~Wholesale Experience: From this experience, I have learned that when creating a product it is very important that you consider what your target market likes and dislikes about your product and that you should alter it based on their opinions.
~College Budget From Excel: From this experience, I have learned that the applications (like Microsoft) that many jobs use are more complicated than the ones used in high school or grammar school, so we should get familiar with all types of applications and really know how to use them to make tasks easier. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19BqwB8hPyxbrlZxcKEfuc-sv3REBz7Wxe1uWFKGqBQg/edit?usp=sharing

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~Make sure to highlight the best parts of you on your resume (brag about yourself) with no grammatical errors and also list everything by most recent (in each section)
~Have a 30-60 second pitch prepared as an introduction to let the interviewer know a general overview of yourself
~Do multiple mock interviews to get comfortable with questions an interviewer might ask and also to practice posture and tone.
~Practice good body language that looks professional and engaging.
~Research the job you are interviewing for before you get interviewed. It shows the interviewer that you're interested in the job and that you know what you're talking about.

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My experience at Guardians of Hope was amazing. At first it was kind of scary to sell raffle tickets to so many people I didn't know, but once I got my pitch going it was kind of easy and the competitor in me came out. I also really like when Mr. Bopp was convincing people to donate money for student tuition and the numbers were jumping so high. I was so astonished that we raised so much money in less than half an hour. Guardians of Hope really showed me that there are great people out there who make the biggest change ( in a student's life). A night that can never be forgotten.

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~I am left-handed
~I have 5 birthmarks that go on a straight line