-: I was actually at Temple,
I was supposed to be a lawyer.
I was not supposed to be this, have my own business.
So, honestly Temple opened me up to diversity
and it allowed me to just see that one person wasn't normal.
It allowed me to see that it was a need.
But if I would've took more business classes
then that would've helped me.
But good think I grew up with the internet
and I was just Googling and YouTube-ing
a lot of things.
But I was actually in Temple taking
criminal justice classes, preparing to become lawyer.
So I would really just recommend just taking
just different, just different classes outside
of your major just so you can you know,
you can know.
If I would've took more business classes I probably
wouldn't have made as many mistakes,
even though I appreciate the mistakes.
Because I learnt in so many different ways
from my mistakes.
But, just taking like more business classes
that can you know help me prepare,
just taking classes that's outside of my business.
With starting a business, do what you love.
And try to solve a problem.
When I started Bridging the Gap it was really
originally it was a problem that I was having personally
within my own family, and then once started it I realized
it was a lot of other people problems as well.
So, just get into business not for the money
but get into business to really actually solve a problem.
And once you realize that you're solving a problem,
you know everything else falls in place.
So my advice is just to really just figure out a need,
figure out what problem you would like to solve,
and just go right after it.