NAME: Janna Rica P.

Beason
SECTION: BSIT-ELECTRONICS IIB

ACTIVITY 5

Engaging Activities

Mostly True Mostly False

1. Give me a little information and I can come up with a lot of ideas. - Mostly true
2. I like pressure in order to focus.- Mostly False
3. I don’t easily get frustrated when things don’t go my way.- Mostly true
4. I identify how resources can be recombined to produce novel outcomes. - Mostly
true
5. I enjoy competing against the clock to meet deadlines. - Mostly true
6. People in my life have to accept that nothing is more important than the
achievement of my school, my sport, or my career goals.- Mostly true
7. I serve as a role model for creativity.- Mostly true
8. I think “on my feet” when carrying out tasks.- Mostly true
9. I am determined and action oriented.- Mostly true

ACTIVITY 6
A Conversation with an Entrepreneur
1. When did this person first realize that he or she wanted to be an entrepreneur?
when he lost money and struggled to find food

2. Why did this person choose to be in the business he or she is in?

He choose a particular business because he know that his skills and ability
will suit in this particular business he chose of.

3. Has the entrepreneur used a business plan to guide the business growth?
 Yes, he did. business plan is a very important and strategic tool for
entrepreneurs. A good business plan not only helps entrepreneurs focus
on the specific steps necessary for them to make business ideas succeed,
but it also helps them to achieve short-term and long-term objectives.

4. What mistakes has the entrepreneur made, and how did he or she overcome
those mistakes?
Not listening to customers
Product reviews and feedback aren’t provided without a reason.
They help you gauge which approaches work best with your customers
and which don’t. Paying attention to these helps you improve your
business and avoid approaches which do not work well with your
customers.

Of course, you will want to go beyond those questions during your conversation.
Complete the exercise by writing a brief essay about your conversation with an
entrepreneur and what lessons you were able to learn.

How did he think of starting a business when he ran out of food and
he made a plan for the business he was going to build and it was
successful but he had people at odds which caused him losses but he
changed his habit. He tried again so his business grew again.