Creativity outside the illusion of the box from a creative visionary
I have a Bachelor's in Business Management from San Diego State University, graduated June of 2017. I have worked on various projects in business courses such as:
Creativity in business, where I created an idea to help people learn a language by through immersive interaction with characters in a foreign country as a police investigator by speaking to them through a computer microphone.
International Business, where my team analyzed the viability of entering into India and what strategies and cultural differences would need to be taken into account investing in India.
Business Strategy, where my team formulated where the Campbell Soup Company, based on a case study, should proceed next to help recover from a slump in profits, such as new products? Reinvent old ones? Cull back their offerings and focus on the core market?
I am currently studying programming at the PoNG center Internship, designing video games with a purpose of doing more than to just entertain. My team's project was to develop a mobile app in Unity to help individuals with dementia slow down the effects of dementia through walking to places on interest.
Some of my many passions include music, art, and science.
I always strive to do my best, seeking to do the job right. If you aren't willing to put your all into something that needs your all, why? Always put your all into it!
The box is an illusion. If you think outside the box, You're still confined to that box. I have broken free from the illusion that the box exists. Everyone can "think outside the box" if they try.
The key to a successfully solving a problem where the end answer is known, is not to begin at the start of the problem and work forward, but to start at the end of the project and work backward. Think logically, and the solution will reveal itself.
I have many passions and wish to understand all things. I play music, learn about advances in science, read about the state of the world, and study "how-to's" on most everything.
"Don't feel guilty if you don't know what you want to do with your life. The most interesting people I know didn't know at 22 what they wanted to do with their lives. Some of the most interesting 40-year-olds I know still don't."
- from Wear Sunscreen by Mary Schmich, June 1997, Chicago Tribune.
I am a graduate of San Diego State University with a Bachelor's in Business Management. I worked on many projects, including business strategy, the study of international business, business marketing, leadership, creativity in business, and more. throughout my projects, I have learned to work with teams to utilize all their strengths to turn an idea into something more than just an idea.
I play musical instruments of all kinds, with an ear for the melody. I have even created some music as well, using programs on the computer such as Linux Music Maker (Lmms). I have played a piano and am currently learning to play the Bass Guitar and learn technique to become a better musician overall. I am engaged in an internship to learn how to code with Object Programming in Unity.
"An object in motion tends to stay in motion, an object at rest tends to stay at rest." - Newton's first law, paraphrased. I plan on continuing my education into programming as a long-term passion of mine. I envision myself to someday be involved in the process of creating video games that will be entertaining people all around the world. I will continue my lessons in music and continue to try to understand the world as it is.
I will try to remember to wear sunscreen.
Programming Project with a team of 5 to stave off dementia
I worked with a team of 5 people to help develop an app that would help individuals with dementia relearn how to navigate their world better in an effort to stave off the effects of dementia.
Internship project for Nancy Lynn Szczepanik, C.P.A.
Perticipated in an internship from January to April creating an Office Manual for a Certified Public Accounting office in Sacramento.
This part is still under construction.
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