What did you love this week? What would you have loved to have achieved this week?
I LOVED the pitches and pitch off. I was extremely drawn to the energy and happiness that exuded from the Zoom room. I’m super proud of my team and how well we did on our pitch. However, I would have loved to achieve the time limit and gotten to fit our pitch in under 5 minutes. I also would have loved to been more involved and knowledgeable about what was going on, I still feel a bit “fish out of water” like when I am in the big group because it feels like a scramble to catch up still.
Please share your personal experiences and the lessons you learned from completing VP1 this quarter? How may they help you have a successful and fulfilling VP2? How will you put that into action?
I really loved completing VP1 this quarter. I learned how to work well in a new group in such a small amount of time. Although I felt like a burden on the others, I learned that I can be valuable with what I bring to the table and even if someone wouldn’t want me at said metaphorical table, someone does. I think this will help me have a successful and fulfilling VP2 because I know now how to interact professionally and how much time I may need to prepare different aspects of Ventures. I know what to expect and I will put these lessons into action by trying to generate organizational habits before VP2 starts so that I will intuitively know how to do it.
What challenges are you facing? What’s Next?
Like I said above, I still feel like a “fish out of water” but I think that I just need to settle and catch up sufficiently. This “What’s Next?” question seems so vague and non-descript, however to me it seems to ask what is next and what plans do I have for any amount of time in the future so: I am thinking of pursuing my writing as a type of income I can create. However this is far in the future. For short term “What’s Next” I would say organization of work, and perhaps a type of matrix or chart with a to-do list for every day so that I can catch up sufficiently and lose that “fish out of water” feeling.