Take the BIG risk. Though you may fail. Execute quickly. Find mistakes. Repeat immediately.
We do not promote mediocrity.
How I Got Out of My Head and Into My Life Do you sometimes get stuck in your head and keep yourself from pursuing something because you think you’re not good enough? If you answered yes, this is for you! This is how I used my “own textbook” to grow away from tearing myself down before I can work to build myself up.. “I am willing.” In the first chapter
Programming is shaping the course of our universe. It’s the year 2019, and the future is creeping up on us faster and faster. Automated cars, space colonization, and foldable phones are just a small piece of the futuristic technology pie. “Technology, like art, is a soaring exercise of the human imagination.” Programming is a very fast growing profession. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, from 2016 to 2026 alone
Recently a Web Design company in California contacted Grit9 and asked for some help with issues they were having along the line of business. The company “25Design” is a student-ran company right out of the classroom very similar to Grit9. They had contacted us asking for help, tips, and basic information on how to get better at what they do and how to improve their business. 25Design
The new “Game Design Pipeline: Start middle school or new high school students in Ready Maker (GetReady.io), a cute little brother to Unity Transition from Ready Maker in Unity’s Playground Project Use the new Unity “Learn” platform (Launching June 2019) to transition into Unity by learning: C# fundamentals Unity basics VR development Teaching Game Design – from Ready to Unity Take a sticker! Rock-Paper-Scissors Checkers Teaching Game Design starts
“Choose a non-fiction book to better yourself” These were the only instructions. Another opportunity afforded by the web design and photo-scanning work that we do has manifested; this time in the form of…”textbooks”. This did not need to revolved around technology or even entrepreneurship. The very process of them taking an honest look at what they need for themselves is being entrepreneurial. Students chose what matters to them, not what
Advertising: During Tip Off a few students and I helped work a booth. We used this booth to pass out flyers and stickers to help spread our name into the local area. This let people from neighboring schools (Bath, Shawnee, and LCC) hear about our company and what we do. We used the stickers to advertise to people in the stands, considering there were at least 1,000 people at each
In Episode 1, students in the Tech and Entrepreneurship class were given a unique opportunity: Choose a textbook for yourself. Really, it’s more of a self-help book from Amazon than a textbook. Part of being entrepreneurial is taking care of yourself so that you are prepared to capitalize on opportunities outside of yourself. This episode contains the stories and choices they made. Enjoy!
When you’re in college you are constantly busy with classes homework and trying to keep up with your friends. With all of these going on it can be stressful worrying about all the debt you’re
Do you want to help your business get noticed? Social media can help with that. Using these five tips your social media account will be great! Have you ever wondered why companies have such great
How Jordan Peterson taught me an antidote to chaos. Three of the Twelve rules that Jordan Peterson explains in his book, I find as a way to get out of a rut and into what