1. What sticks out to me reading my old posts is how much I fleshed out my actual concept. It started off as just a thought I've had for a business, to a fully formed idea with feedback and specific details. The experiences that I will remember are the ones where I had to buckle down and actually form the full business concept. The most joyous experience for me was the act of actually thinking, in the mindset of an entrepreneur, about how I would run this type of business. I am most proud of my ability to find and specify certain details of the business, given certain topics and feedback.
2. I believe I have a more entrepreneurial mindset after this course. I believe this because before this course, the idea of selecting a specific customer group was foreign to me. When I was younger, I always just assumed everyone was a potential customer. This is not the case. If you want to form a business, you must find out all the possible information so you can focus your efforts.
3. My biggest recommendation for students in this course is commit to an idea that you feel very passionate about. I chose to make a business revolved around cars, as I am a huge car guy. This will make it very easy to get into the nitty gritty of the assignment and commit to putting in a good effort.

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