3A assignments , my story

I have always been an entrepreneur since I was a kid, selling random stuff, trading Pokémon cards, helping dad to make some extra money and doing whatever I can to make that extra cash. My family has been involved with business since I was a kid, and I grew up watching my dad and my brother working hard and building their own legacy so that really pushed me forward since I was a teen to always give it my best to make sure I can be as successful as my role models and even more.  

  

I started my first business when I was 19, and It was a real challenge at the time because I didn't know how to do much, but having good mentors really helped to get me on the right track.  

  

I remember my dad used to smoke cigarettes and I really wanted him to quite so I have done a lot of   research about Vaping and electronic cigarettes like: where to get them?  how to operate them? and what they cost ? and I ended up helping him partially quit his bad habit using a simple vape device. 

Since that day I knew that I wanted to be a part of a new growing industry with a lot of potential. I found a great location, I signed the lease, I got all the licenses needed and then I opened my shop doors and I have been in business since then with 2 operating locations now and 1 extra location coming this summer. I had weeks with more than 70 hours of work along with my classes, I had many challenges and problems come my way, but I never gave up and I learned more and more every week.  

  

I am in this class because I want learn more about being a successful entrepreneur, I want learn the right way to look at opportunities and how to take advantages of them.  

  

In this class I am not going to include my business because it is already operating. I am going to find another business idea and run with it, but if anyone needs any help with your ideas that I can help with please ask and I will be more than happy to share my experience with you.  

  

Thank you for reading.  

  

George.S.Safar 

"The two most important requirements for major success are: first, being in the right place at the right time, and second, doing something about it." 
Ray Kroc