The document discusses several entrepreneurs and their businesses. It provides brief descriptions of each business and an important piece of advice shared by each entrepreneur. The advice touches on themes like embracing failure, having passion to overcome challenges, acting now rather than waiting, working hard, and showing your abilities through execution rather than just ideas.

2. “Relationships are all there is. Everything in
the universe only exists because it is in
relationship to everything else. Nothing exists
in isolation. We have to stop pretending we
are individuals that can go it alone.”

3. What is Memoirs?
It “is a web application that turns
your online conversations into a
beautiful book. It’s simple, and it
works with Email, Facebook or
WhatsApp.”
What I learned from Giacomo:
Regarding the process of developing
your first product, Giacomo said "To
not be afraid to deliver something
less than 100% the first time around.
You are going to fail many times;
embrace it and keep going."

4. What is Idaciti, Inc.?
Idaciti, Inc. is a social business
intelligence platform with a quick and
simple workflow to let users create
and share stories from data. The platform
makes it easier to understand the
financials of a business.
What I learned from Emily:
“Just do it. Be audacious and dare to
share your ideas with others. Also, if
your only motivation is money, don't
do it. You are going to find it not
worth it. Your motivation has to be
something bigger and not so tangible.”

5. What is LionHeart Innovations?
“LionHeart [an app based platform]
was created … to provide the right
tools and the right information to help
caregivers take charge of their medical
information, and to ensure doctors
receive accurate information in order to
make a proper diagnosis.”
What I learned from Tammy:
“Find something you have passion
and drive for. Entrepreneurship is
HARD and emotional and you need
something that will keep you going
through the hard days, or it would be
too easy to quite.”

6. What is Piper & Scoot?
Piper & Scoot is an e-commerce site for
women’s clothing. Initially Piper &
Scoot started when Kylee started selling
some of her clothing on Instagram as a
way to make extra money.
What I learned from Nate and Kylee:
From Kylee: “Start right now and don’t
put it off any longer. There are much
more bumps and setbacks than you
will ever anticipate.”
From Nate: “The quicker you put
yourself out there the faster people
will be there to help you.”

7. What is Simply Magazine?
A web based publishing hub for
audiobooks, eBooks, consumer
software, and a newly added
product line of premium organic
healthy foods and drinks which
accompany Simply Magazine’s
health and well care audio- and
eBook section.
What I learned from David:
“Cash is king. Learn to sell. Learn
to sell. Learn to respect detail.”

8. What is Caring Cabin?
A high end adult family home where, "In a
safe, secure and comfortable home,
[seniors] will enjoy the privacy of their
own bedroom and bathroom under the
watchful care of a 24/7 caregiving team,
completely dedicated to meeting their
personal aging needs."
What I learned from Anne-Beale:
If you want to be an entrepreneur
figure out what it is you want to do.
There are plenty of ways to figure out
what you want to do without paying a
university money. They are a business.
They’re there to make money.

9. What is OAS Photography?
What I learned from Ryan:

10. What is SpingGo?
SpinGo is the “Event Engine [that]
combines content from 100,000 sources
with verified user-submissions to produce
a robust event search engine. SpinGo
powers 5,500 entertainment apps
nationwide via the Event Engine and API,
delivering event content to 195 million
monthly. SpinGo is the event platform
that major media, travel, financial,
and technology companies trust.”
What I learned from Kreg:
“Think of a university like a zoo. its
valuable to see the animals, but don’t
get caught in the cage.

11. What is DevMountain?
“An industry-leading code school”
that teaches courses in Web
Development, iOS Development,
and Web Design UI/UX.”
What I learned from Colt:
“My number one piece of advice is get off
campus, and get with industry leaders,
and movers, and shakers. The second
part of that is, do something to set your
self apart. Show how hard working you
are and relentless you are. If that means,
they don’t offer you a job, offer, if you can
afford it, to work for them for free and
really pour your heart out.”

12. What is College Nation Sports?
College sports news aggregation
for 125 University across the
country. It brings the best
college sports news articles to
one place for fans to enjoy.
What I learned from Nyal:
“No one cares about your ideas
until they can see that you can
execute.”

13. What is Teespring?
What I learned from Walker:

14. • Work with Parker Boyack on Firearm.education
• Potential Internship offer with Jimmy Rex, Owner at Real Estate
Foreclosure Specialists
• Interviewed 10 amazing entrepreneur’s
• Will work the 2015 Utah Student Top 25 Awards Gala on April 16
• Built a personal blog (parkerawilliams.com)
• Optimized my LinkedIn Profile
• Created a Google+ Profile
• Created an About.me page
• Learned audio editing
• Collaborating with Cort McGinty on Wedding Landing Pages/Gift
Tracking App

15. • In The Blink of an Eye: A Perspective on Film Editing by
Walter Murch
• The Four Obsessions of an Extraordinary Executive by
Patrick Lencioni
• #Girlboss by Sophia Amoruso
• Executive Orders by Tom Clancy
• To My Friends, Messages of Counsel and Comfort by Jeffrey
R. Holland
• Creativity Inc. by Ed Catmull
• Blog after blog, YouTube after YouTube on live streaming
• Wall Street Journal & Wired

16. • Self-Determination and Resilience
• Ability to Multitask
• Confidence, Determination, and Resilience
• Patience, Determination, People Skills
• Selling, Listening, Love of Learning, Pleasure in
Getting Things done
• Tenacity, Stubbornness in vision and convictions
• Delegation
• Clear Vision, Resilient, and Strong
• Task management and Execution