I knew from an early age I couldn't work in a cubicle 8-5 doing the same task every day, out-performing and brown-nosing my way up the ladder, making some other guy rich. I knew I wanted to be an entrepreneur - I just couldn't spell it. I started reading books that motivated me to pursue the path of working 80 hours a week so I don't have to work 40 hours a week. Books like: I felt like I couldn't be more inspired... I just didn't know what MY "why" was, or how to actually start. Luckily, I just started B 183: Introduction to Entrepreneurship at BYU-Idaho. I'm keeping a personal journal of my journey to pursuing my dream of financial freedom, where I can not go to work one day, and still make money. Here are my lessons I've learned from week 1 in my class: God first I never want to let anything overtake my first priority. Having this mindset will help me bridle my passions as my business grows. I need to always be in a position wher...