Blog #4
Failure in business does not make you a bad businessmen/businesswomen, there is always a room for improvement which is open to everyone.
I could still picture out in my mind how we started our class in entrepreneur and now, we are at the end of the semester. Oh, how time flies too fast. The moments that we found out about the pitching and everyone were scared, it was still fresh in my memory. I am so proud of my groupmates who happened to be my friends who were always dedicated to their work. We never thought that we could make it. At first, the Everleaf was just a requirement that we must do our best to have a good grade, but now, we learned to love that product. We learned about so many things. We learned that innovation is not an easy thing, it was a trial and error, but we still manage to make it through this far. The final pitching experience was a great challenge to me. Personally, I faced a lot of hindrances that time. Night before the final pitching, we experienced brownout in our community. That event wasted the time that I supposed to polish our BMC. In the morning, I was bombarded with my household chores and responsibilities as a child and I do not have a choice but to do it first before prioritizing my self. After that, I was finally able to start my part in BMC. I was supposed to travel from home at 11:30 AM because transportation is not that accessible in our vicinity at that period of time. However, as aforementioned, I had house responsibilities to fulfill. On 12:00 pm, went to the road to wait for busses to stop by, but sadly, I was able to ride at 12:36 pm. I really can't forget the time because I almost missed our final pitching and the final papers or the BMC was with me. Gladly, our Entrep adviser favored us and he decided to start at 1:20 so I was able to catch up. I thank the Almighty God for being with us that day and for the success of the Final Pitching of everleaf. Lastly, I would also like to thank the advisers of Entrepreneurial Mind course for pursuing the Lecture series. It opens up many opportunities for us students. It made me realize that innovation is not an easy thing and trial and error is part of the process, and we must not give up. Instead, heads up, and make those experiences, trials, and errors be one of our inspiration and motivation to aim higher and achieve the things we wanted.
It was a long journey, but we made it.
Photos were documentations from our first pitching experience, to midterm pitching, and final pitching.
Thank you, Sir Reymark for this wonderful opportunity for us to experience these activities.












