I'm writing this with a heavy heart. I'm not sure I'm happy with my group's business pitch that we did on yesterday :-( We honestly had a brilliant idea and thought we conveyed it well. The assessors said it was a nice idea but it needs work. I was a bit upset but I know constructive criticism when I see it! We just need to  go through our idea and find those loop holes. Nothing will ever make me so down I can't pick myself up. I'll be entering a world where people gave up a dream because someones said no or told them they're not good enough. I'll be danged if I'll end up such a person. School is too hard and too much money has been spent to get me to this point. Plus I have people who believe in Suelan and that includes Suelan herself :-)

Meet Reginald Mengi, Tanzanian media mogul and a man who believed that a dream can be made a reality if you just believe. He is the owner of IPP Limited-ENJOY!  http://www.ippresources.com/mrMengi.html

WE WON!!!!!! Yeah you heard me right! My group won first place for our role play for the Pirates of Silicon Valley movie. I'm really happy, we worked really hard :-D

So we all know Steve Jobs, I mean he is the brilliance behind Apple Inc. But there is more to this man than what meets the eye. He was criticized as being unorthodox and a bit of a mishap, YET he is a billionaire because of his refusal to think like others. He used his rebellious nature to breathe life into a dying company. I say this for others like me to understand that while there will always be someone out there coining a definition and drafting the characteristics of an entrepreneur- the essence of an entrepreneur can never be fit into a box! You (or me) can change all those definitions is we just choose to dream and work to make such dreams a reality! :-)

I don't like to brag and I've really been trying to keep this one in but....my lecturer (for my Entrepreneurial Skills in the Communications Industry course) is THE Gerry McDaniel!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! *screams*. My granny would tune into his radio show "Palav" on RJR EVERY Sunday for us to listen, she still does. Like rice and peas is a must on for a Jamaican's sunday dinner so was Mr. McDaniel's show. Small world eh? Honestly I'm really grateful  to be bestowed the opportunity to meet one of Jamaica's finest media personalities. My granny was just as pleased when I told her who my lecturer was, in fact her response was "See and yuh always complain bout RJR is for old people." LOL

Check out this article by the Inter-American Development Bank http://www.iadb.org/en/news/webstories/2012-09-27/foromic-2012-solutions-for-caribbean-entrepreneurs,10135.html

Been quite some time and for that I apologize folks. School is just a mess! Sue is back though :-) I just want to say that I love family and friends and without them I would have quit school ages ago!

Anyways, my class was basically put in groups and each group has to choose an entrepreneurial themed movie, do a review on the movie and find some awesome way to present the themes of the movie to the class. There are 1st, 2nd and 3rd place prizes. Guess who's ready to rumble? We're going to do Pirates of Silicon Valley. Tell you all about it when I can.