My thought process on an intense matter. Entrepreneurship. I am finding the right product as a solution to a problem. It isn't easy. It is time-consuming and laborious work. It is my path as I graduate from Georgia State University in December 2022. It is now February, and the days are counting down until I have loans to pay off. I devote my time to sharing what I learn as a female entrepreneur. Here is my story.
I am announcing the grand opening of Peace, Alyse! An online blog of my acquired knowledge and a store of my tools!
The first tool I have to share with you is chart your path!
Take your time while thinking of important and memorable dates and events. Please take notice of the vital people in your life and what they have done for you!
Question One:
What has been the path that has led me to today?
Mine started at three when I was sad that we went to Disney World instead of seeing Grandma. My family is more valuable to me than experiences like Disney World. When I started elementary school, I was chosen to be a smart cookie in kindergarten then an AIM student by fourth grade. Smart cookies were advanced for a five-year-old. We went into math, sentences, and puzzles before other students. I excelled at it. In AIM, we completed more complex puzzles and math equations, plus we started learning technology that we utilize daily. In middle school, I found depression, my enemy. I forget most of those days. I played softball for my school and a travel team by high school. I became a team player and leader at the same time. While I played, I also coached my younger sister and umpired for the little girls. I learned three different aspects of the same game.
After high school, I attempted my life. I survived while being sent hours away to a facility. The trip there started my journey on medication. It taught me that I am strong with my flaws. I transferred from Kennesaw State University because the scene was precisely the same as my hometown. Now at Georgia State University in Atlanta, I feel at home and fulfill my potential.
Question Two:
What people, events, experiences, and choices have had the most significant impact on my life?
My support system. My best friend has been by my side since my first year of high school. I know I can always lean on my childhood friend. My family has my best interest at heart. My sister, mom, dad, and grandparents have given me the life I have lived. My man and I have been together for almost three years, and he and his family have opened their home and hearts to me.
Question Three:
Three Observations:
Softball gave me team and leadership skills.
The Mental Hospital gave me resistance.
The current people in my life are my strength.
Conclusion
Thank you for reading! Please subscribe and connect with me on my social media! I hope looking backward has given you hope for the future!
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