The entrepreneur that I want to talk about is my Uncle
Larry. When he was about 19 years old, he worked for someone else repairing
equipment. His dream was to own his own company selling and repairing HVAC
systems (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). He had to learn a lot
along the way, but he was willing to take the risk to own his own business. He
started with nothing, but he believed that his hard work would pay off in the
long run. Larry Tronu became the owner of Climate Control Contractors Inc. in
1977, and he owned the company for 35 years. Today, his son is now running the
company. He knew from a young age he was good with hands on work. He believed
in himself, his people skills, and his ability to generate results. He wanted
his company to be committed to quality construction in a safe environment. He always
said that he believed in faith first, family second, and HVAC third. He is an
inspiration to me. I admire his work ethic and his ability to believe in
himself. I enrolled in ENT 3003 because it seemed like a great learning environment. I want to push myself to develop the mindset of an entrepreneur. I want to believe in my own ideas and the ideas of others. I hope to experience growth as a student and an entrepreneur.
Well nice to meet you Rachel! I hope you develop that entrepreneur mindset your looking for and you have such an interesting story. Good luck on everything and again nice to meet you.
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ReplyDeleteThat level of dedication is hard to find, but I imagine is also a common trait amongst truly successful entrepreneurs. Your uncle seems like an excellent role model to have, and there is definitely a lesson to be learned from his success. I think its also important that you recognized the need to develop the entrepreneurial mindset, equating it to a learned skill rather than some gift that some just have and others don't. Thanks for sharing!
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ReplyDeleteForgot to share the link to my story. The only connection I can really make here is the dual attempts to start up a business. I would say one of these stories had a slightly more successful ending though.