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Vie's Entrepreneurial Mind Journey: Final Blog( Final Pitching, Lecture Series and GEE 16 journey)

Final Pitching:

Last last week third day of May 2024,we had our final pitch for the SBS trash bin. We faced significant challenges because our prototype wasn't fully functional; one side of the bin had a malfunctioning servo motor. Additionally, our presenter, Daniel, struggled as he had a mock defense on the same day. Despite these difficulties, we managed to complete everything on time.

Before our preac, we struggled to prepare, feeling anxious and nervous as this presentation was the crux of our final for the GEE 16 course. Despite our initial nerves, once we began, Daniel and the rest of us presented confidently in front of the panel. Sir Reymark, our GEE 16 instructor, praised our presentation, calling it well-articulated, precise, and direct. One panelist questioned the purpose of our trash bin, noting that without auto-segregation, it seemed like an ordinary bin. She asked how we could convince her to choose our product, and we successfully addressed her concerns. Though there were additional questions, we managed to provide satisfactory answers. In summary, our final pitch was successful, even though our prototype was only partially functional.

Entrepreneurial Mind Lecture Series Program 2024.

Last 9th day of May 2024 1 pm to 5 pm a Lecture Series Program has been conducted with 4 sub topics, based to my memories the topics include, intellectual property rights, star-ups, business incubators and what must me the mind set of one entrepreneur. Honestly In the 1st part of the series I felt sleepy because of lack of sleep as I make an presentation for my mock proposal defense. But as a Series Lecture goes I really appreciate the information I got.

Honestly I did not have a photo in the Lecture Series and I got this Picture from my Instructor post Sir Reymark. The Entrepreneurial Mind Lecture Series in the "GEE 16 Lecture Series 2024" provided valuable insights into the importance of protecting ideas, understanding the startup ecosystem, and the necessity of patents. The program emphasized legal principles, data privacy, and innovation security. It highlighted that startups are unique ventures driven by innovation and resilience, with failure seen as a step toward success. The lectures equipped us with essential knowledge for initiating and managing our businesses, underlining the significance of intellectual property and a resilient mindset for entrepreneurial success. This is also What I comment to Sir Reymark post and this is the summary of what I had learned in the lecture series.

Here are the some slides to the of the lecture series...............

Entrepreneurial Mind Journey:

Before I took GEE 16 I am some what skeptical to my self as I not in a business enthusiast. As I invited in a google classroom My 1st impression to Sir Reymark is he is organized and informative to class as he had long paragraph class announcement. In the 1st class meeting I unfortunate did not attend due to personal matters and my classmate said that those who had not attend in the 1st meet can not get flat 1 grade, also they said that the absent will show their talent in the 2nd meeting, and i become anxious. But fortunately showcasing the talent did not happened and that is my memories in 1st week..... I also had a lot of new experiences and having knowledge on how to create an start up, as we start formulating our SBS trash bin up to the final pitching and making blogs out of it and as the classes goes on, I really appreciate the topics in Entrepreneurial mind specially on how our Instructor discussed in front. Even though I not lively in the classes but Sir Reymark is such an exceptional and enthusiast teacher. The one that I did not forget is that entrepreneurial mind is not just about business but about the innovation that bring the humanity in progress..... Over all this is my realization, The entrepreneurial mind subject has been a transformative experience for me, highlighting the importance of creativity, resilience, and strategic thinking not only business world but also in different fields in life. Through various challenges and projects, I have realized that being an entrepreneur is not just about having a great idea, but also about executing it effectively, adapting to unforeseen obstacles, and continuously seeking improvement. This course has taught me the value of teamwork, as collaboration often leads to more innovative solutions. It has also reinforced the necessity of effective communication and presentation skills, as these are crucial in persuading others to believe in your vision. Overall, the entrepreneurial mind subject has equipped me with a mindset that embraces innovation, problem-solving, and a relentless drive to turn ideas into reality.

This is Marvie C. Valiente a BS Physics student signing-off to this blog journey

May 15, 2024

"An entrepreneurial mind is not just about seeing opportunities where others see obstacles, but also about having the courage and resilience to pursue those opportunities despite the obstacles."