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| Amy Strang, Professional Interior Designer Majoring in Applied Management |
I
have learned and experienced so much in B283-02. I have written my 50 Things I
want to Do List, chosen my Kiva Entrepreneur that I want to sponsor, come up
with a list of business ideas, and written a report on Think and Grow Rich by
Napoleon Hill, among other things. It is sure to be a great semester.
50 Things I Want to Do
Before I Die:
1.
Take a watercolor class
2.
Take a drawing class
3.
Take and acrylics class
4.
Take a sculpture class
5.
Have my own artistic
studio
6.
Grow Roses
7.
Grow tomatoes
8.
Grow herbs
9.
Have a lemon tree in my
yard
10.
Have an orange tree in
my yard
11.
Travel to England
12.
Travel to France
13.
Travel to Italy
14.
Travel to Scandinavia
15.
Travel to India
16.
Go on neat vacations
with my children and grandchildren
17.
See my grandchildren
regularly
18.
Take a European trip
with my husband
19.
Go on a marriage retreat
with my husband
20.
Visit my siblings
regularly
21.
Take fun trips with
siblings
22.
Interior Design High End
homes of 8,000+ SF
23.
Teach Teenagers Interior
Design for their own living spaces
24.
Have my own Interior
Design Firm
25.
Have my designs
published in an Interior Design magazine
26.
Win first place in a
Design Excellence Interior Design competition
27.
Be recognized as
an expert in the field of Interior Design
28.
Make home furnishings
and accessories out of flea market finds
29.
Use my professional
talents to give back to my community
30.
Design my own line of
furniture
31.
Be on a televised
Interior Design Competition
32.
Be on a talk show
33.
Get a Master's degree in
Project Management
34.
Design fabric
35.
Have a tailor make my
dress that I designed
36.
Design little girl's
dresses
37.
Design girl's
accessories
38.
Design handbags
39.
Write a book
40.
Take singing lessons
41.
Learn to sail in a
sailboat
42.
Go hang gliding
43.
Learn to snow ski
44.
Take cooking classes
45.
Pay for my grand
children's college expenses
46.
Learn martial arts-- get
a black belt
47.
Go to the Chandler
Ostrich Festival. If it is fun, make it an annual event.
48.
Go to a health spa
retreat
49.
Go to a day spa and get
pampered
50.
Watch every episode of
"Married at First Sight", discuss.
I have spent a lot of time thinking about my
Kiva project. I want to earn more than $100 profit to help a mother from Kenya. I chose the country of Kenya
because it has the most Kiva loan opportunities in the world, over 600. I am
choosing a mom because strong mothers strengthen their communities. I am choosing a mother in the food business because I want to
help her be self sufficient and hopefully also be able to provide nutritious
food to her own children.
I
have brainstormed business ideas for my $100 project, and am deciding from the
following:
1.
Tie die baby onesies and
socks, sell to friends and online
2.
Applique cute designs on
baby onesies sell to friends and online
3.
Sell Brownies or cookies
to friends and co-workers ( I can legally make certain types at home because I
have a food handler's card and so I know kitchen conditions and also how to
legally package items)
4.
Teach Interior Design
class to Tweens or teenagers in home, network with friends to find interested
participants
5.
Make earrings, sell to
friends and family
6.
Make girls super cute
hair bows, sell to friends and family
7.
Make doll clothes, sell
to friends and family
8.
Make a simple little
girls dress from a t-shirt and fabric
9.
Sell mugs with homemade
hot chocolate (Can get mugs at dollar store)
10.
Valentine "Gift
Shop" Take orders for heart shaped brownies, hot chocolate mugs and
beautiful homemade cards
11.
Use Facetime to give
quick Interior Design advice
12.
Sell quick bathroom
upgrade
13.
Paint goblet glasses and
sell
14.
Make bracelets and sell
15.
Make and sell homemade
greeting cards
16.
Sell interior paint
consultations
17.
Sell embellished
journals
18.
Sell my own designed
pillows
19.
Make a Youtube video to
teach a skill, ask for donations
20.
Make and sell a cookbook
of favorite recipes
I
had a great time reading "Think and Grow Rich" by Napoleon Hill. Have
you ever heard of "The Secret"? What is "The Secret"? Who
thought of "The Secret"? Does knowing "The Secret" really
help people to become successful? In his
book, Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill
was the first author to teach how to
effectively use this principle. Up until then, it was only known by a privileged few...

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