Vision: The Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ OrganizationSM is the premier global entrepreneurship network which will serve 30,000 students, through 400 chapters and affiliated student organizations at colleges and universities.
Mission: The Collegiate Entrepreneurs’ OrganizationSM informs, supports, and inspires college students to be entrepreneurial and seek opportunity through enterprise creation.
Activities: Participate in Elevator Speech competition in Fall 2008 to help start new businesses. Visit with entrepreneurs in the Treasure Valley Area. Learn to participate in other business plan/entrepreneurial competitions such as the Bronco Venture Championship, Northwest Venture Championship, and Moot Court.
Inaugural Meeting
Friday May 2 ILC (Interactive Learning Center) Room 401
11:40 a.m.
After an opening organizational meeting, there will be a workshop as shown below
The
Secret Inheritance
BSU Workshop
Overcoming your inherited limiting beliefs about money
Presenters
Rod Walz –Visionary entrepreneur, speaker and author of the upcoming book “The Secret Inheritance” (Overcoming your inherited limiting beliefs about money)
Jeri Walz - Successful business person, life coach, speaker and author.
Workshop Description
This workshop is designed for potential entrepreneurs and others considering entering business to explore and discover how our inherited limiting beliefs affect our financial results. The workshop will focus specifically on the area of our inherited beliefs about money that we absorbed from our parents’ and other significant paradigms. A confidential questionnaire is included to activate each participant’s awareness of their surrounding consciousness that formed these beliefs. The goal of this workshop is to create awareness (an Ah Ha!) in each participant that he/she has these limiting beliefs and subsequently to provide methods and resource material referrals to break through.
Workshop Objective
To provide a course correction experience within each participant whereby he/she discovers that they have inherited limiting beliefs about money so that they can begin to allow new thinking to overcome these inherited paradigms.