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You might need some Joe, but it's all worth the experience!

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Part of selling your business, and yourself to an employer, is a quick fire way to get your product across. That' why we spent weeks refining our elevator pitch. But be warned, getting what you want you want to say in 60 seconds - tres difficile

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Read the full What To Wear To An Interview guide here: https://gentl.mn/interview-ootd Get the Tie: https://gentl.mn/2kSuiET Get the Pocket Square: https://gentl.mn/2kS9AoF As you probably know, first impressions matter and nothing communicates competence, professionalism and excellence like a well put together outfit.

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Networking can be tricky and uncomfortable. These are my tips to find events and come away feeling good about the whole experience. Hello! I'm Sarah Nourse (pronounced nurse). Thanks for checking out my channel! I upload every Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday at 6pm CET! I also live stream every Wednesday at 6pm CET!

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Factoid #2: We learned how to properly eat jello

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Factoid #2: We learned how to properly eat jello

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A big part of the class was how to be professional, and part of that is learning how to eat at a professional setting. And that's exactly what we did. We leaned how to eat different food, what forks to use, and where the hell heck to put our napkins at.

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Both anecdotal and academic research support the premise that
entrepreneurs approach challenges and tasks in a unique way-with an entrepreneurial mindset. Research also suggests that an entrepreneurial mindset is not a fixed trait, but rather a set of skills and behaviors that can be taught, practiced, and cultivated, and that having an entrepreneurial mindset lays a foundation for success.

NFTE has been actively engaged in an effort to develop a scale to measure the entrepreneurial mindset in the students that participate in our programs. Our Entrepreneurial Mindset Index (EMI) measures eight core domains that we have identified as critical to becoming entrepreneurial, based on our own research and external studies. These include the following:

As NFTE builds out its digital capacity, the EMI will become an integrated assessment tool, providing real-time information about a user's entrepreneurial mindset successes and progress.

We are working with Bringing Entrepreneurial Skills to All Youth
Educational Testing Service (ETS) to develop the EMI, and we are grateful for signature support from EY. This index will be available as a tool within NFTE programs and beyond. We envision a future where educational institutions and businesses alike can use the EMI to help students and employees build entrepreneurial skills and behaviors that drive success.

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Both anecdotal and academic research support the premise that entrepreneurs approach challenges and tasks in a unique way-with an entrepreneurial mindset. Research also suggests that an entrepreneurial mindset is not a fixed trait, but rather a set of skills and behaviors that can be taught, practiced, and cultivated, and that having an entrepreneurial mindset lays a foundation for success.

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Technically we were. We were the first class that Steve introduce a new kind of curriculum that though all about the Entrepreneurial Mindset. Learn more to your left

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Part of getting ready for an interview is practicing. And NFTE gave students different opportunities to practice. The big one was a one-on-one interview with an actual business person. Granted, it wasn't for a position but it seemed like if it was the real thing.

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The things we learned to get prepared for an interview were to have the following things:

-A great resume - which I know have because of a two week process of making one.
-Having different type of mini-speeches to introduce yourself.
-And funnily enough how to eat. We took an etiquette class

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Learning all the great things we did is only one part of the NFTE puzzle. The second part of it is to take it into the real world. To bring the things we learned to life, we prepared for an interview.

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Not only do we do a lot of interactive things within our own class, but we had lots of guest speakers that came in and talked about things that went hand-in-hand with things we were going over.
- We once had a male clothes designer come in and talk to us on how our clothes should fit and look. During this talk, they boys and I learned all about print, cut and styles.

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There are three things that NFTE has taught me

-How to use my critical thinking skills

-NETWORKING IS IMPORTANT

-A lot about patents and how to legally  ensure your business

with the help of a guest speaker and his hamster shirt. (Don't ask)

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NFTE has giving me so prep for my future in the following ways

- I have an understanding on how to network with potencial employers
- I have a great resume
- I have functional knowledge about how to run a business.

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If you want to have a successful business, having a business plan is key essential. If there is any way to almost ensure that your business makes money and you do not go bankrupt within the first year of operation, having a business plan can ensure you have a clear path to go down and it also helps with the bumps you might face.

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Shout outs to Steve, Adam, David and Lisa! Because of them we learned how to have good financials, how to communicate with others, and how to adult. (Adam taught us that)

R.I.P Tuesdays W/ Steve