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- 1. Purpose in Entrepreneurship Presented by: Breanna Schadler Psychology and Child & Family Studies Major ‘22 From Owenton, Kentucky 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 2. Agenda Personal Growth Community Entrepreneurial Leadership Learning Academic Enhancement 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 3. Creative Expression https://milwaukeecollegiateacademy.org/wp-content/uploads/2013/08/growing-plant.jpg What EPG Has Become 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 4. Most Significant Event Soul Searching and Positivity 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 5. New Key Growth Insights https://quotefancy.com/media/wallpaper/1600x900/23941-Elon-Musk-Quote-Failure-is-an-option-here-If- things-are-not.jpg Failure is an option. 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 6. EPG Mulligans http://www.railstotrails.org/media/41132/vct_fall-trestle_vct_jason-barnette-courtesy-abingdon-convention-and-visitors- bureau.jpg?crop=0.056313775510204084,0.19151785714285713,0.025318877551020406,0.088398654916512054&cropmode=percentage&width=880&height =460&rnd=131296851680000000 Virginia Creeper Trail 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 7. Personal Growth Expectations https://www.healthyplace.com/sites/default/files/images/stories/insight/quotes/self-confidence-quote-hp-3-1-q.jpg Confidence and a subject to change schedule 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 8. Born to Build: Strengthfinders 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 9. Public Common Good https://bchomeless.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/02/social-enterprise.png 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 10. Learning Sensibility http://media-cdn.tripadvisor.com/media/photo-s/08/6c/80/d0/portal-31.jpg Portal 31 and Coal Mining 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 11. Trying to Accomplish https://www.wtvq.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Kentucky-Trail-Town.jpg https://cityofbereaky.wordpress.com/2019/07/21/pinnacles-generated-639018- in-economic-benefit-to-berea-according-to- study/?fbclid=IwAR2gyGajcd8XcCLI_h8ndrQlrE9AgREJ5s8_Zoy2xhZUiNyswuhD qseOsSE Trail towns and their economies 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 12. Personal Hunches https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2015/05/26/09/19/success-784350_960_720.jpg To learn, experience, and relearn 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 13. Specific Ways of Learning https://i.ytimg.com/vi/lsCaTapfhhk/hqdefault.jpg https://www.google.com/ Gallup StrengthFinders and how to use Google 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 14. Three Key Insights https://www.ecosia.org/images?q=a mbiguity#id=F74A6C359C5448A9CA DCE3894655B3E4E5A83764 http://sosleadership.com/wp- content/uploads/2015/06/business-opportunity.jpg https://mir-s3-cdn- cf.behance.net/project_modules/disp/6a2b6f18076 620.5603d8cc2d61c.jpg 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 15. Significant Leadership Concepts There is no “I” in team. Learn from your failures to succeed. Entrepreneurship is a learned skill. Learn to discern during your endeavors. Leadership is a behavior, not a position. Actions speak louder than words. Unity is strength. Resources are key to development. Focus on the details. Hard work will get you far, but connections will get you further. 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 16. Three Most Significant Concepts There is no “I” in team. Leadership is a behavior, not a position. Hard work will get your far, but connections will get you further. 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 17. Appalachian Identity https://www.berea.edu/academic-assessment/wp- content/uploads/sites/56/2016/05/20131118_ChadBerryPortrait-for- webpage-edited_AMJ0021.jpg https://law.yale.edu/sites/default/files/images/ne ws/jdvance.jpg Loyalty, Pride, and Environmental Causes 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 18. Team Contribution 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship Crowdsourcing Video Picasso’s Cubism in Break Out
- 19. A Culture in Distress https://eig.org/dci/2018-dci- High Poverty Rates, High Unemployment Rates, and Education 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 20. What’s Next https://images.trvl- media.com/hotels/2000000/1110000/1109500/1 109433/87a56b4f_z.jpg https://andybeshear.com/ 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 21. Citations Appalachia: A History of Mountains and People. Produced by Jamie Ross, directed by Ross Spears, Agee Films, 2009. Clifton, Jim. Born to Build. Gallup Press, 2018. Harkins, Anthony, and Meredith McCarroll. Appalachian Reckoning: a Region Responds to Hillbilly Elegy. West Virginia University Press, 2019. Neck, Heidi M., et al. Entrepreneurship: the Practice and Mindset. SAGE, 2018. Vance, J. D. Hillbilly Elegy: A Memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis. First edition. New York, NY: Harper, an imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, 2016. 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
- 22. Questions and Answers 8/5/2019Breanna Schadler Purpose in Entrepreneurship
Editor's Notes
- I was born in Florence, Ky but raised in Owenton, Kentucky. I am a psychology and Child and Family Studies Major and I graduate in 2022. I might add a LES minor.
- This is the agenda of what I plan to do today and it goes in the order of personal growth, community entrepreneurial learning, and academic enhancement.
- Entrepreneurship for the Public Good started for me, as an excuse to not go home for the summer and to stay in Berea. From the beginning of the program til now, everything I have done has a greater purpose and a greater meaning than it would have had before now. Every action I take now has a purpose, and if it does not have a purpose, then I do not waste my time on it.
- the key experience for me was the weekend between week three and week four. I needed to start doing stuff besides setting around the house and got my head into the correct space As I hiked the mountain ridge with Tim and Brian, I felt the nature around me that fueled into my soul and mind. In that forest, I promised myself that I would be my best self and I would strive to be more positive and to look ahead at the future instead of behind.
- I learned that it is okay to fail is that I learned that it is okay to fail As I failed, I learned to use those failures as a stepping-stone into my way of succeeding.
- I would go back and do-over again would be the Virginia Creeper Trail. I would also maintain and keep reviews on all of the places we visited. I would focus on was the actual interviews with people
- there would be an outline of a schedule, but the schedule would not be set in stone, this was hard because I like to what I am doing before I do it I had was that I would grow in self-confidence and be able to stick up for myself more often. value of design thinking by knowing what design and concepts worked best with my team and continuing to stick with them even after internal battles.
- Board of Directors, the Team Talent Map Tool, and the Story Board Tool of how I need to speak to follow my career path and how often I should speak to them. the strengths of my fellow team members and to know both the overall strengths and weaknesses of my team it will help me stay focused on my long-term goals and to not be sidetracked by trivial challenges I face
- amount of time we put into traveling around the Appalachian Region, testing the adventure tourism as we went along experience of the cohort hiking five miles along the prototype trail Tim and Brian from Boone Outfitters were making hyper-focus is on mental and developmental wellness versus environment and economic wellness which can be applied to my area of focus as well, environment, and poverty have very large roles on positive childhood and mental development.
- effects of logging and coal mining within the Appalachian region and then they briefly showed pictures of it. we visited Portal 31, a retired coalmine, which told the stories of a family who worked there for generations before the mines closed sensitive to our learning is how people tend to view the American dream migrating to America In the field, it seemed as though the current American Dream is to be able to make enough money to support your family and your community, and that is all.
- During this summer, I was trying to accomplish a viewpoint of Appalachian Trail towns and how they worked, as well as how they helped to bring together communities and how to increase revenue for these local economies. Critical assumptions are that people actually want the Trail Town Program within their communities and are taking measures to help better their community because, without community member’s involvement, the trail town program would not get far. were tested and verified by our team because we interviewed and surveyed people we saw on the streets as we engaged in adventure tourism
- EPG is designed to reveal and practice entrepreneurial leadership includes the idea of learning, experiencing, and then re-adjusting what we learned to fit with our experiences experienced firsthand the kind of troubles small towns in Eastern Kentucky were having with population, and that even with the Trail Town program, many of these towns are still having trouble getting tourists and rebuilding their economy.
- Entrepreneurial Strengthfinders- rainmaker am very confident in myself and my ability to become successful and I do very rarely miss a moneymaking opportunity positive view of risks and am able to access whether the risk was worth it or not
- handle ambiguity, how to recognize opportunities, and how to advocate for change have generalized anxiety and so I do not handle ambiguity and surprises very well, but I did my best to remain calm and to go with the flow I managed to talk to the retired psychologists and get her contact information Although I am loud in my words and actions, in my posts and phone calls, I have never written a letter to anyone.
- (1) there is no “I” in team, (2) to succeed you have to learn from failures, (3) Entrepreneurship is a learned skill, (4) learn to discern during your endeavors, (5) leadership is a behavior, not a position, (6)actions speak louder than words, (7) unity is strength, (8) resources are key to development, (9) focus on the details, and (10) hard work will get you far, but connections will get you further.
- no ”I” in the team, which means that an individual has needs and wants and they do not come before the teams. That everything is done for the best interest for the team No matter position, you can be a leader. Also, being powerful does not make you a leader at some point, your hard work will hit its maximum level, and then you will not get any further. However, with connections to people, you will be able to get places you otherwise would not have been able to get.
- at some point, your hard work will hit its maximum level, and then you will not get any further. However, with connections to people, you will be able to get places you otherwise would not have been able to get. . During this video, several people talked about the devastation to the region caused by deforestation in addition, to the coal mining industry. They also went on to explain how people began to suffer from poverty at a high rate once these communities had taken over. These multitudes of responses came from the pride these individuals felt for being from Appalachia and whether or not they agree with the things stated in Hillbilly Elegy
- Crowdsourcing- found images, made sure they were along trail, edited the script, voiced over, tried to feed everyone I found the answer to that question
- Distress rank from prosperous to distressed- there is a high level of distress in Eastern Kentucky. Most are below the forty most distress counties in the US
- I applied to intern with the Beshear/Coleman campaign. I have offered to have a dinner party at my house to celebrate with my fellow EPG members. August 5-9 I’ll be at Pennyrile National Resort Park in Dawson Springs.