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FINally

Looking back, we started our venture in a really chaotic procedure. No actual flow of plan, practicality is slim, and too much ideas resulting to messy plan. But now, we've successfully passed our online accounting tutorial venture, AccounThink, which is a really good experience. I still remembered the time when we struggled so much about how to prove our credibility in teaching basic accounting to others when we are still an accounting students. Well, at the end we still managed to prove but with the help of some seniors we knew who passed CPALE.

In the process of overcoming the struggle we faced, we've experienced setbacks like identifying our credibility to the point of forcing our little-to-none credibility to teach other students like us. It will surely resulted our venture to have a reject remark if it was not addressed and solved in the next presentation. Thankfully, we managed to solve such problem and made up a solution in which the credibility of our service can be acknowledged.

Our experience in entrepreneurial minds is a priceless one. We managed to discover skills that we did not expect to have and also skills that is better to just be hidden. For me, I managed to develop a skill for presenting and making a presentation. Such discovery may change my hobbies and confidence in some ways, and it is thanks for our venture.

Now reflecting on my experiences in entrepreneurial minds. From the moment we first created our team until our last pitching, I learned a few things that I may use in the future if ever I decided I want to create a business. Some of this few things I learned is that in entrepreneurship, what matters the most is attracting customers because if your product is a life-changing product you cannot attract customers, you will never gain sales. Lastly, I learned that I still need to make improvements in some areas that involves the revenue and costs which is one of the most important thing in business.

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Last week of Midyear has arrived. Few days until Midyear will pass by. But for the past weeks we've encountered numerous people from interviews and such. Most of them answered when interviewed that having a tutorial is a good idea, but if by widening our scope of topics in our tutorials, adding the minor subjects, we might increase our customers. Last week, our instructor asked us to create a commercial video for the venture we proposed. Though it took a while for us to come up with an idea, we still managed to create one. At first, we tried to give each ideas, both a comedy and serious type of ideas. It really made us to think quite hard since not one of us has any creative mind when it comes to media. As we brainstorm, we've come up with a concept from combining some ideas that we've given.

Now the problem is to whom should we assign such tasks. We did not even consider our strengths and weaknesses, we just each chose and assign roles that seems quite fit with each member. So I was the one assigned to do the editing, when I only know the basics and only has little sense in arts. Then we just did what was assigned to us.

As we progressed with creating the film, we managed to realize some points. There are some talents and skills that must stay hidden. Now that we've finished our activity, we agreed to try considering our strengths and weaknesses next time.