en·tre·pre·neur: A person who organizes and manages any enterprise, especially a business, usually with considerable initiative and willing to risk loss Do you find yourself sitting at your work desk imagining all of the ways you could run your company better than your boss? Even though you effectively communicate better with co-workers, display better organizational skills, and are capable of producing innovative ideas, you remain content with your position at the job. I mean how can you really be the boss when your role is to only be the “worker bee,” right? Perhaps you’re the student that dreadfully sits through college courses for a major you have absolutely no interest in but chose it t
All too often, we as a society tend to overlook the importance of maintaining great mental health. We acknowledge the mental illnesses we classify as “more serious” such as schizophrenia and multiple personality disorder. We typically, as a whole, agree that a person should definitely receive treatment and support for those “serious” mental illnesses. However, when one mentions the word “depression”, society’s reaction is typically different. Why is that? Why are we inclined to feel that the mental illness, depression, is less serious than any other mental illness? I’ve heard people say many things to a person truly suffering from depression: “Just pray. You will be fine.” “There is nothing
So... You’re ready to spread your own wings, huh? You’ve endured many lectures over the years from your mom and/or dad. They have set a record of calling you a million times in a three minute time span. They have cried when you took your first step, graduated kindergarten, and even cried when you had your first sleep over away from home. In fact, it was your parents who called all of your friends’ parents to ensure they were “good, upstanding people”. You’ve enjoyed being in the nest of your mom’s and/or dad’s love, but you finally believe it is time for you to spread your wings. You are ready to pay your own rent in your own casa, drive your car wherever you want to go, establish friendship
