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Making a Difference in Marketing and Veganism…Barbara Jun
On Friday, I was talking to the associate at a chocolate company. She was telling me how marketing and advertising works at her business. I thought the way marketing works in general really applied to making a difference. For each target audience, she said the team really tries to hone in on what each audience […]
Talk About THE Future…Barbara Jun
One of the more impactful, but easiest ways that I think anyone can make a difference is to talk to someone who is younger about their future. This does not mean a serious five hour conversation or anything, it can simply be a ten fifteen minute conversation over coffee. I honestly wish that I had […]
Reflections on an Article on Yale…Barbara Jun
I recently read an article about Yale undergraduates. My friend sent it to me because she saw that this article pertained to me. It was basically about liberal minded people who wanted to go into non-profits, local businesses, or companies that make a difference internationally or nationally that is not concentrated in finance or consulting […]
Visioning My Future…Barbara Jun
I was having a semi-serious conversation with one of my friends on how we envision ourselves in the future. My friend recently changed his major, which got us to this topic. As I mentioned before, one of the most important epiphanies I have had while participating in this apprenticeship was how important technology and efficiently […]
Combining Passions–Business and Food…Barbara Jun
Being a college student, I still am not very sure about what I want to do in the future, but this weekend, after reading a lot of books and talking to couple people, I think I realized the direction I want to go. Even if I wish for my future to a certain way, I […]
Self-Motivation to Make a Difference…Barbara Jun
In my opinion, one of the most important things about making a difference is self-motivation. I realized no matter how much you try, there is no way to force or make someone do something that they do not want to do. If you do, they will not be able to execute and perform to their […]
Promotional Lessons…Barbara Jun
I never realized how expensive promotional goods were. It made me realize how hard it is for small organizations, especially NGOs or non-profits, to brand themselves in material ways. I’ve been looking up lanyard pricing and comparing difference manufacturers and getting quotes. However, they were a lot more than I had expected. I honestly thought […]
Butterfly Effect from Charlotte…Barbara Jun
I took a weekend trip to Charlotte, North Carolina. What they say about Southern hospitality is very true from what I saw. From the impression I got, people seem much friendlier and open to strangers than people in Philly or in New York. People are not necessary straight out rude or mean in other cities, […]
Technology Dependency Reflections…Barbara Jun
Through this apprenticeship, the one thing I am realizing more and more is how technologically dependent companies and businesses are these days and how rapidly this dependency is increasing. I chose my major because I thought that knowing the economic and theoretical side of how businesses work in general would make me the most able […]
Taking Risks To Not Miss Opportunities…Barbara Jun
My parents once told me, “Take risks because the greatest risk in life is missing opportunities.†Although the idea of making a difference might seem daunting, I feel that people should take initiative and run with their passions even if there is a risk of failure.  Feel that life is too short to not make […]
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