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55 | Scott Snyder | The Joy of Developing People and The Importance of Building a Stellar Mindset
On today’s show, we interview Scott Snyder who shares with us his thoughts on entrepreneurship, faith, and mindset.
Scott interned with Young Entrepreneurs back in 1998 when he was a student at the University of Miami. In his first year as a student painter, Scott ended up earning a respectable $11,000 in profits on sales of $43,000.
However, bogged down by the stress of managing a business, Scott decided to “take it easy” in his sophomore year by taking up an internship with General Motors.
But he was quick to realize that he had walked away from the better alternative that would do greater good for him in the long run.
So in his third year, Scott was back to re-commence what ended up being a long, fruitful 10-year relationship with Student Works.
Upon graduation, Scott decided to pursue his passion by teaching physics to seventh-graders. Nevertheless, he continued working as a student manager until he had to take a step back to fulfil his fatherly responsibilities.
Currently, Scott serves as a church pastor in Butler Town
Other topics discussed on today’s show include the importance of a stellar mindset.
Enjoy!
What You Will Learn In This Show
- Why did I continue as a student painter for 10 years after graduation?
- How to shed negativity and develop a stellar mindset
- What does it take to be a successful student painter?
- And so much more…
Resources:
YEAA Website
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On today’s show, we interview Scott Snyder who shares with us his thoughts on entrepreneurship, faith, and mindset.
Scott interned with Young Entrepreneurs back in 1998 when he was a student at the University of Miami. In his first year as a student painter, Scott ended up earning a respectable $11,000 in profits on sales of $43,000.
However, bogged down by the stress of managing a business, Scott decided to “take it easy” in his sophomore year by taking up an internship with General Motors.
But he was quick to realize that he had walked away from the better alternative that would do greater good for him in the long run.
So in his third year, Scott was back to re-commence what ended up being a long, fruitful 10-year relationship with Student Works.
Upon graduation, Scott decided to pursue his passion by teaching physics to seventh-graders. Nevertheless, he continued working as a student manager until he had to take a step back to fulfil his fatherly responsibilities.
Currently, Scott serves as a church pastor in Butler Town
Other topics discussed on today’s show include the importance of a stellar mindset.
Enjoy!
What You Will Learn In This Show
- Why did I continue as a student painter for 10 years after graduation?
- How to shed negativity and develop a stellar mindset
- What does it take to be a successful student painter?
- And so much more…
Resources:
YEAA Website