Danica Povadora
SBENT1L
10/03/24
Watch the video by clicking the link in the google classroom and answer the 3-2-1 report document of
what you have learned from her experiences as young entrepreneur.
Here are 3 things I learned:
1. It's okay to question the "ideal" and find your own path. I loved how she challenged the
pre-conceived notions of success and happiness. It's brave to step away from those external
pressures and listen to your own heart.
2. Your "why" is a deeply personal journey. It's not just about what you want to achieve, but
about the values and experiences that have shaped you. Her story of growing up with
missionary work and seeing the disparities in the world is a powerful example of how "why"
can be rooted in something much larger than ourselves.
3. We all have a responsibility to make a difference. I think it's a beautiful idea that our choices,
no matter how small, can affect others. You've shown that even if you don't have all the
answers, you can still take action and contribute to a better world.
I found the following particularly interesting:
1. Your transformation from "checklist" to "calling." It's a relatable journey for many people,
and it's inspiring to see how you embraced the unknown and found your purpose.
2. The power of "Rags to Riches" in creating positive change. It's not just about creating
beautiful products, but about empowering people and giving them opportunities.
One question I have is: What would you say to someone who is feeling overwhelmed by the idea of
finding their "why"? It's not always easy to unpack those deep-seated values and motivations. What
advice would you offer to help them on their journey?