Who owns the ice house? (Chapter 7 & Lesson 7)

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Who owns the ice house? (Chapter 7 & Lesson 7)
  1. HOW OTHERS INFLUENCE OUR BEHAVIOUR?
    1. Entrepreneurs understand the power of social influence and, therefore, are very careful about those with whom they associate.
      1. Entrepreneurs use the power of social influence to increase their motivation and drive.
      2. The power of social influence
        1. Occurs when someone else impacts our behaviors, thoughts, opinions, or emotions.
          1. Intentional
            1. We try to convince someone to do something
            2. Unintentional
              1. When a brother adopts his older sibling’s smoking habit.
              2. Humans are predisposed to adopt the behaviors and norms set by those around us
                1. Social influence can change our behaviors as a result of interaction with others who we believe are knowledgeable, similar, or influential
              3. Social influences on behaviour
                1. The larger the number of supporters, the greater the likelihood that we’ll follow suit.
                  1. Family and friends have a greater influence on us than strangers.
                    1. Entrepreneurs often begin their search process by looking for ways to create value in their families and local communities.
                      1. If there is a problem to be solved in their immediate circle of influence, it may need to be solved on a larger scale as well.
                    2. Uncle Cleve recognized the power of social influence and that's why he believed that having the right people in our life is important to have a good guide
                    3. THE VALUE OF A POSITIVE COMMUNITY
                      1. Most successful people have people in their community who provide positive influence.
                        1. We need mentors who can bring out the best in us. We need supporters who will help us reach our goals.
                        2. Positive Peer Pressure
                          1. Join The Club: How Peer Pressure Can Transform The World, Pulitzer Award-Winning Author Tina Rosenberg
                            1. Demonstrate how peer pressure has been used to reduce teen smoking, help millions overcome drug and alcohol addiction
                            2. A peer group can provide knowledge drawn from their experience. They can help us think and act in new and different ways. Peers can also provide much-needed encouragement and support.
                            3. Importance of Mentors and Advisers
                              1. MENTOR: A trusted confidant who provides guidance and support along our journeys. Our mentors are committed to our success.
                                1. They challenge our thinking and push us beyond our self-imposed limitations while moving us towards our vision and goals. They can see more potential in us than we can see in ourselves.
                                  1. Uncle Cleve was one of Clifton’s closest mentors, and in this role, he changed the course of Clifton’s life.
                                2. ADVISER: Provides specific knowledge on an as-needed basis. An adviser typically has knowledge in a specific area,
                                  1. Entrepreneurs understand the value of mentors and advisers who can provide much needed advice before learning the hard way. Mentors and advisers can help entrepreneurs from making costly mistakes.
                                  2. Choosing Our Mentors
                                    1. They can be anyone who has knowledge and experience and is invested in our success.
                                      1. Entrepreneurs generally find mentors by meeting knowledgeable people with similar interests. An entrepreneur will engage a knowledgeable person in conversation and ask questions.
                                  3. CREATING AN INTENTIONAL COMMUNITY
                                    1. Who’s in Your Community?
                                      1. Our community can help us grow our mindset.
                                        1. A community of supporters is an amazingly helpful resource that entrepreneurs use.
                                        2. Family
                                          1. The values upheld by our families have inspired the success that we’ve already achieved.
                                            1. Entrepreneurs have to set boundaries on the influence they receive from their families.
                                              1. Entrepreneurs are careful not to allow family pressure to sway them from their goals.
                                            2. Friends
                                              1. Our circle of friends is a community that we can choose. Positive peer pressure is hugely important in achieving success
                                                1. Entrepreneurs spend much time cultivating positive networks of fellow entrepreneurs. The ambition and perseverance of other entrepreneurs can help sustain momentum and motivate entrepreneurs to take action.
                                                  1. Uncle Cleve strongly believed that everyone is free to choose their friends but we have to choose correctly in order to have a good influence in our life
                                              2. Professionals
                                                1. Entrepreneurs wisely include a number of professionals in their networks to help them with tasks that are difficult or unfamiliar.
                                                2. Role Models
                                                  1. Role models provide examples that we can emulate to help us achieve our dreams. They inspire us to work harder and ignite our passions.
                                                    1. Most entrepreneurs have role models who inspire them along their entrepreneurial journeys.
                                                  2. Uncle Cleve considered that choosing good friends, have great professionals with you and also follow a great role model could help you to have success.
                                                3. GIVING BACK TO YOUR COMMUNITY
                                                  1. Creating Positive Change in Our Communities
                                                    1. Just as others influence us, we can have a powerful impact on others.
                                                      1. Entrepreneurs think beyond their own wants and needs. In order to do this, they must truly understand the problems of others.
                                                        1. They must engage in empathy.
                                                      2. Empathy for Others
                                                        1. "Empathy and compassion are the molecular building blocks of our being, allowing us to thrive and expand." -Arianna Huffington
                                                          1. “Compassionate Empathy”
                                                            1. How another person is feeling and we’re moved to act.
                                                              1. Our actions can be simple such as helping a classmate.
                                                          2. Personal Benefits of Volunteering
                                                            1. Helping others actually has physical and emotional benefits.
                                                              1. Volunteers have a higher self-esteem, a greater sense of empowerment, and lower rates of depression.
                                                              2. Other benefits include opportunities to meet new friends and make new connections. We might learn new skills or gain knowledge. And of course, we might discover new problems that we can solve.
                                                              3. Social Entrepreneurship
                                                                1. Social entrepreneurs solve social problems on a large scale by changing traditional systems and processes.
                                                                  1. They have a strong vision for the future of their communities. They look for problems to solve and ways to create value.
                                                                    1. Uncle Cleve and Clifton had the vision of have a good impact in the community and also to cover a need of the people
                                                                  2. Social entrepreneurs combine a for-profit model with a charity model to help those in need.
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