WEEK ONE

This week was from the lessons, I have learned a great deal about this course.

Your Whole Souls as an Offering Unto Him by Elder Bednar,
I learned a great deal in this talk. I have come to know that I need to work and know the Lord is always by me to offer His help. I really love what Elder Bednar taught about how when we sacrifice and consecrate our time and work hard on our academic pursuits, we’ll just not excel in our academic work, but we’ll be better employees and employers.

Living Life as an Entrepreneurial Hero,
I was thrilled to learn that as an entrepreneur, I should embrace failures because every successful entrepreneur encounters failures as part of success. These five principles; Dream big, all epic journeys and all paths begin with a first step- so will yours, what difficult challenges will you face along the way?, choose your fellow travelers well, will it be worth it in the end?, and taking your life in hand have really helped me know that as someone who yearns to become an entrepreneur, I need to understand that it’s not going to be easy, but if I try, it will be worth it in the end.

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