Final Portfolio (Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Summer Institute)
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This presentation is a collection of insights that I developed through the EPG program along with personal growth reflections.
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Final Portfolio (Entrepreneurship for the Public Good Summer Institute)
- 1. “Fear is a Friend Who’s Misunderstood.” – John Mayer Cayla Jones EPG Summer 2014 Portfolio July 3, 2014 Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 2. Reviews Yelp 16 Trip Advisor* 16 Facebook 2 Pinterest 0 Instagram 0 Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 3. Issues Which Impact the Economic Situation of Eastern Kentucky 1. Commonly found, Eastern Kentucky counties compete with one another rather than collaborating. 2. Negative opinions of the region most often come from the community members themselves. 3. Some of the Appalachian people underestimate the opportunity to use their natural resources for economic diversity. Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 4. Why Does This Matter? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 5. Entrepreneurial Insights Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014 Taulbert, Clifton and Gary Schoeniger. Who Owns the IceHouse? Cleveland: Eli Press, LLC; 2010. Print. Echoing Green. Work on Purpose. Echoing Green, 2011. Print.
- 6. Social Media Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014 Heath, Chip and Dan Heath. Switch: How to Change Things When Change is hard. New York: Broadway Books, 2010. Vaughn, Lisa. “Social Media Training.” Entrepreneurship for the Public Good. Berea College. 5 May 2014. Lecture.
- 7. Eastern Kentucky Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 8. Conscious Decision Making Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 9. Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 10. Heart + Head = Hustle Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 11. Art Dance Children Film Editing Coaching Analyzing Leading Children’s Activities Leader Video Editing Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 12. Make a Clear Path Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 13. Does Eastern Kentucky Really Need Change? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 14. 36 Hours: Owsley and Letcher County Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 15. Personas/ Desires: Martha and James McClaine (married white couple, 62/64) Memphis, TN High School History Teacher ($55, 050) FedEx HR Management ($97,750) Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 16. Financial Impact: Rental Car 200 Lodging 100 Food 185 Entertainment 60 Souvenirs 70 Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 17. 15 Highlights Friday Summit City Little Shepherd's Trail Letcher Veterans Memorial Museum Roundabout Music Hillbilly Barbeque Restaurant Appalshop Parkway Inn Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 18. Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014 Saturday Here Comes the Bun Lilley Cornett Woods Courthouse Cafe Bad Branch Falls Pine Mountain Grill Caudill Memorial Library Summit City Lounge
- 19. Academic Related Abilities • Researching scholarly material online • Revising correspondence • Developing presentations • Gaining team and faculty feedback on preparation of the skills/ability • Conducting interviews • Writing reflections • Writing news releases • Studying Social Media techniques Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 20. EPG Abilities Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 21. Facilitating Groups • Mediator • Positive Inserter • Listener (Empath) Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 22. Why are these roles important to me? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 23. Recognizing Opportunities • Aware of environment • Listener • Relation to new information (Appalachian Arts) Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 24. Exploring Values and Ethical Structures • Dislike of outsiders • Close ties with family Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 25. Original Expectations Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 26. What Changed? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 27. Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 28. Most Memorable Experience Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 29. Redo? • Properly label my writings in the beginning • Spent more time in Owsley county Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 30. My Team Member Experience Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 31. What is Entrepreneurial Leadership? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 32. What Does John Mayer Have To Do With Entrepreneurship? Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 33. TED Talk on Fears Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014 TED. “Karen Thompson Walker: What fear can teach us.” Online video clip. YouTube. YouTube, 2 Jan. 2013. Web. 4 July 2014.
- 34. Befriending Fear Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 35. Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
- 36. Thank You For Listening Cayla Jones EPG Summer 2014 Portfolio July 3, 2014 Cayla Jones, "Fear is a Friend Who's Misunderstood," 3 July 2014
Editor's Notes
- am Here Comes the Bun for breakfast am Lilley Cornett Woods for tour the forest pm Courthouse Café for a intimate lunch setting pm Bad Branch Falls for short hike and great sights Pm Pine Mountain Grill for dinner and more information about the mountain Pm Caudill Memorial Library for the history of the town and a moments rest before the last night Pm Summit City Lounge for late night musical entertainment and food They depart in the morning.
- The 3 key EPG abilities and insights gained from participating in the EPG Institute were Facilitating Groups, Recognizing Opportunity, and Uncertainty and Ambiguity. EPG Cohort 11 Summer 2014 outside of the Martha Washington in Abingdon, VA.
- Mediator Positive Inserter Listener (Empath) I’ve learned how to help my group get along. Due to the varying personalities within our group dynamic, we can go from friendly, group song bonding to claws and teeth combat in no time. I also noticed with the Hal Rodger kids that my strength is creating a productive positive flow within big groups. This matters because the majority of life surrounds group collaboration (eastern Kentucky insight) and there will be times like EPG in which someone has to have a light or one positive voice in the ocean of naysayers and by standers.
- Mediator Positive Inserter Listener (Empath) I find pride in aiding others and feeling like I’ve been useful. I also don’t function well around tense nor negative energy. I think the most efficient collaboration comes from understanding your teammates and listening to others.
- I’ve become a good spotter of possible interviewees, knowledge, resources, documentation, and various forms of information. This matters because if my group over looks something or has questions, I have answers. I make myself a valuable resource for them.
- I see this in myself as I attempt to understand others rather than fight them. I also took a lot of time to view the situations of our counties with fresh, unbiased eyes. Through observation and non directive questioning I understand more.
- I used this summer to better understand myself and how I function. My goal was to be able to walk away from this program with a better idea of who I am. This matters because I am now entering my second year of college and it is time to be focused on my future. Also, I can’t help others if I don’t know who I am first. I didn’t come into EPG with any expectations or goals. I simply entered prepared for the unknown and when given the assignments and syllabus, I attempted to do my best to perform well. I don’t regret any of the decisions I have made. (photo description from left to right) Team Four’s First group picture; EPG Cohort 11 at Stinky & Coco’s (Winchester, KY).
- I focused more on the experience rather than assignments. (Don’t worry, I did my work first, but I made sure that I wasn’t missing the moment. I wasn’t blinded by a grade.) I realized that my role in the group is being a mediator. I realized that I’m not type A material. (photo description from left to right) Team Four while at the Mingo County Diabetes Coalition Office (WV) ; EPG Cohort 11 at Stinky & Coco’s (Winchester, KY); Dylan Mullins, Nicoleta Divornicov, Cayla Jones and Jacob Heller relaxing along the Little Shepherd’s Trail (Letcher County).
- I realized that I enjoyed doing crafts with young people. I now know that an artist can survive EPG. I also take complete ownership of every decision that I make. (photo description from Left to Right) Bill Best, Cayla Jones, Dylan Mullins, Nicoleta Divornicov, and Jacob Heller walking along the Best Farm; Nicoleta Divornicov, Jacob Heller, Kacey Smith, Kirstie Wilder, Dylan Mulllins, and Cayla Jones wrapping up a meeting at the Owsley County Action Team Headquarters.
- My most memorable experience during the EPG summer was working with Lindsey (8 year old girl-artist in the making) and Stevie (5 year old girl). As well as the 10 year reunion, which I’ll come back to later on in this presentation. (photo description from Left to Right) Cayla Jones waiting on the Best Farm; Handmade corn husk doll (made by Cayla Jones); Tran Nguyen, Cayla Jones, and Stevie partaking in some twilight basket weaving (Stevie’s first time learning how to weave a basket); Hand woven baskets by Cayla Jones and Kheri Williams.
- It was hard to pin point my mulligans. However, I would have properly labeled my first three writing assignments for a better grade. I also would have preferred to spend more time in Owsley county over our three weeks in Eastern Kentucky. (photo description from left to right) Vincent Tembo, Keyahdah Muhammad, Holden Dillman, Cayla Jones, Taylor Sabo, and Kyle Ernst posing for a silly picture in the Abingdon Heartwood Artisan Center (Abingdon, VA).