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Self-Reflection Sandwich

If you were told to make a list of ten amazing things about yourself that you are proud of, things you would call a strength of yours, what would they be? Are they skills you have acquired? Character traits? Things you have made or accomplished? Whatever they are if you are any bit like me and my classmates it probably was not very easy to come up with any let alone ten. Now try to list ten weaknesses of your things that you are not good at, maybe they are things you are working on improving, they could be things that you do not think could ever change. When coming up with my weaknesses in less than two minutes I had over twenty weaknesses, when given the same amount of time for strengths I came up with five. Why is that? My theory, that it is the way we are raised, to say something your good at comes across as bragging and that you think you're superior to everyone else. Personally, when I start talking about my strengths I am immediately bombarded with feelings of shame, guilt, f

Business Ideas

 Therapy website: that serves to allow therapists and clients to meet and check-in with each other. Serves as an intermediary between client and therapist and can allow the therapist to assign different tasks to their clients such as meditation or journaling. Panic attack features are also a part of this where the therapist can prerecord videos for their client in case a panic attack comes to help them calm down and can alert the therapist to any emergency that may require their attention.   Therapy board games: while there are already some that have been made most are obscenely expensive. I propose making board games for people in and out of sessions and making games for families to help them form a deeper relationship and bond through communication and possibly team building.   Hobby space: designing a company where you go in and do things such as woodworking or metalworking maybe even painting or pottery away from home. This could have classes for beginners and a client coul

Expectations: Entrepreneurship in Computing and Software Systems

       My expectations for the class: "T INST 475 A Wi 21: Entrepreneurship In Computing And Software Systems" can be broken down into the categories of my or the student's expectations, the expectations I have for any teacher in general, and my expectations for this specific class.      My expectations for myself or any student are as follows: come to class prepared, get assignments in on time, be respectful and mindful of both your peers and your professor, be on time, finally ask questions when you are confused or when you do not understand the directions, material, assignment, or what is required of you, and lastly that no work is plagiarized. When it comes to being prepared, being on time, and submitting assignments if for some reason the student in question can not fulfill this it is an expectation that they will communicate this with the professor as soon as possible and try to find a workable solution.     My expectations for any professor is to: come prepared to