Entrepreneurship Story

The first time I was exposed to entrepreneurship was in my senior year in high school. I decided to start a Bible study in high school. Everything started because a group of friends wanted to have it and my high school did not provide anything like that. I found a place where we use to meet every Saturday. Everything started with 3 people and it ended up with 7 people. It was definitely a great experience.

I enrolled in ENT 3003 because it is a requirement for my major, but I really hope that I can learn more about entrepreneurship.

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  1. eamonJanuary 31, 2020 at 4:55 AM

    Hey Emanuely! Thanks for sharing your story. That's awesome to hear - I love hearing about when students take initiative to start something for themselves. I hope it's a good memory for you! Also, glad to hear that you're interested to learn more about entrepreneurship - I think it's a super exciting topic.

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  2. Justin RamgoolamFebruary 2, 2020 at 12:14 PM

    This is real cool Emanuely this definitely a good form of entrepreneurship! I think its real awesome that you took initiative and started your own bible study when your high school did not provide it to you. Its also real awesome that you were expand the club from 3 people to 7 which is basically doubling your club! You should look into trying to build your bible study group at UF. Great post Emanuely.

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