1. Hit List Look at Page 5 Groups: Business Name (Step 1)
Step 2: Gather Info
Contact Name
Address
Address
Phone #
Direct Message Social Media
Step 3: Written Communication

2. Agenda 3mins: Scholarships 2mins: Essentials Questions
5mins: Think/Pair/Share
15mins: Discussion
2mins: Q&A
20mins: Small Group

3. Scholarship www.magicjohnson.com/foundation/tmsp-about.php 2.5
$2000-$5000
Financial need
Social-economic challenges that might otherwise prevent them from pursuing a college education
Minority

4. Standards
BCS-EV-6: The student applies the planning function of management.

5. Essentials Questions How do Entrepreneurs investigate opportunities?
What is rich?
Goal Setting (time vs. money vs. family)
Why is it important for goals to be realistic?

6. Investigating Opportunities
How Can You Learn About Business Opportunities?
Library
Entrepreneurial Magazines
Chamber of Commerce
Small Business Administration (SBA)

7. Investigating Opportunities
How Can You Learn About Business Opportunities?
Books
Looking for problems
Talking to Entrepreneurs
Trade Shows: Special Meeting Where companies display products

8. Comparing Opportunities
Evaluate Best Chance of Success
Is there a market is my community?
How much money do I need/borrow?
How much time can I commit/is needed?
Risk? Rate of failure?
Do I have the right skillset/background?
Compared to others
How much can I make?

9. Decision Matrix
Question:
Rank Criteria A: B: C: D:
Totals
Weights:

10. Assignment
Make an Electronic Decision Matrix

11. Agenda 2mins: Housekeeping 3mins: Scholarships
Edmodo (Right Name/Right Class)
Finish Assignments
3mins: Scholarships
2mins: Essentials Questions
5mins: Think/Pair/Share
15mins: Discussion
20mins: Individual Assignment

12. Scholarships http://www.vfw.org/Community/Voice-of-Democracy/
9-12
$30,000
Speech on “Why I'm Optimistic About our Nation’s Future”
Female
$8000 Golf

13. Essentials Questions Goal Setting (time vs. money vs. family)
Why is it important for goals to be realistic?
What is rich?

14. Goals vs. Dream? What’s the Difference? Should goals be realistic?
Planning
Should goals be realistic?
Why?
How do you set realistic goals?
Research
2 Types of Goals
Financial and Nonfinancial

15. Financial vs. Non Financial Goals
Money you can earn
2-5 years to become profitable
Debt repayment
Generational Wealth
Requires Sacrifice

16. Financial vs. Non Financial Goals
Freedom
Family
Personal Satisfaction
Serve Community

17. How to Set Goals Goals Should Be: Written Shared Attainable Measurable
Systematic (Planned)
Realistic

18. Why are realistic goals important?

19. Statistics Women lie, Men lie, Numbers Don’t
Use research to guide reality

20. Statistics 90% of the world is right-handed?
33.7% of teens are afraid of test taking 
43.6% of teens are afraid of depression or suicide
66% of teens are afraid of the future or life after graduation
75.5% of teens are afraid of poor academic performance or not getting good grades

21. Left or Right Handed 56.4% of teens are afraid of money.
worrying about how to pay for things
1 out of 3 teens watch 2 or more TV shows per day
2% of teens never watch TV
16% of teens watch TV in the morning before school
39% of teens have a TV in their bedroom

22. Post-it Note Task
1st: Post-it: How much money you need to make a year to be happy?
2nd: Post-it How much money an average American HOUSEHOLD earns annually?
3rd Posit: How much money does a HOUSEHOLD have to earn to be in the top 10%?

23. Mean, Mode, Median

25. Gadoe.org

29. Assignment
Using Microsoft Excel, project how many people at North Springs will end up in each Bracket?
Project your grade level.
Directions are on Edmodo.

30. Scholarships http://www.shawncartersf.com/
2.0
Personal Socio-economic setbacks
Incarceration, Pregnancy, Homelessness
$1500-$2000
“How you plan to impact the world”
$100,000

31. Scholarships http://www.firstfreedom.org/education/students.html
$2500
Freedom of religion
Essay/video
$4000
Asian

32. Assignment
1.3 Answer Questions 1-3