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HOW TO ACCESS MATERIALS ON THE BYUI UNIVERSITY STORE PORTAL

  My understanding is most international students are able to access eBooks for this course as follows:   HOW TO ACCESS MATERIALS ON THE BYUI UNIVERSITY STORE PORTAL To be successful in your courses, you must read ALL emails you get from BYU-Idaho. As part of the Subsidized Course Materials program, you do not need to order your materials they are provided for you through the BYUI Portal. Materials are available the first day of class and your student account will be charged the 10% fee within the first 2 weeks of the semester. 1. Go to  https://web.byui.edu/ByuiStore/CourseMaterials  (Links to an external site.) 2. Login (using your I# - ) 3. Make sure that you have selected the “Fall 2022” semester at the top of the page. 4. Click on “Open Book” to access your eBook. If you have a book that says Missed Deadline or eBook provided or Physical Book Provided, follow the instructions below: 5. Click on the tab that says “eBook Codes” 6.. Click on the blue button that sa...
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My BYU Idaho Week 5 assignment.

  FAVORITE QUOTES (1). Sales is a matter of learning about human nature, yours and theirs, through trial and error.”  (2).  So what does it mean to choose a hero’s journey? It means to live every moment of your life like it matters, because it does. It means to live as if you have an important mission, because you do. It means seeing struggles as adventures, and setbacks as lessons . And like Sir Lancelot and the Holy Grail, or Harry Potter and Voldemort, what matters most isn’t the prize at the end, but how the hero has changed in the process. (3).  A wise person does at once what a fool does at last.” Both do the same thing, only at different times. The question is, which are you? Do you have the courage to take that first step on your hero’s journey, and will you take it today? LESSON LEARNED. (1). For you to become a successful entrepreneur, you most learn how to knock on doors after doors even after every time you are turned down, having the courage to persever...
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My BYU Idaho Week 4 assignment.

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    FAVORITE QUOTES (1). I think that’s the way it will work for us all. Don’t worry about the level of individual prominence you have achieved; worry about the individuals you have helped become better people. This is my final recommendation: Think about the metric by which your life will be judged, and make a resolution to live every day so that in the end, your life will be judged a success. B y Clayton M. Christensen (2).  The question is not one of managing time, but one of managing ourselves with the time we have. The so-called little things are really important if we are to gain eternal life.  By Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin (3).  The question is not one of managing time, but one of managing ourselves with the time we have. Each minute is a little thing and yet, with respect to our personal productivity, to manage the minute is the secret of success.  By Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin. (4).  Our bodies are truly the result of what we eat, what we think ab...
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My BYU Idaho Week 2 assignment.

                                                                      FAVORITE QUOTES (1). Treat life as an experiment. And this is partly about risk. This is partly about actually being willing to fail, because experiments, as I said earlier, they’re not all successes; that’s why they call them experiments. And so if you treat life like an experiment, you got to be prepared for some stuff not to work out. - Tom Kelley. (2). It’s not about how to achieve your dreams, it’s about how to lead your life. If you lead your life the right way the karma will take care of itself. The dreams will come to you. - Randy Pausch. (3). I t would be a shame to wander aimlessly through a journey we will all take only once. -By Jeff Sandefer. (4). Happiness is unlikely to come to the mind whose goal is to ‘get a good job.’” -By Jef...
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My BYU Idaho Week 1 assignment

 FAVORITE QUOTES. (1).  The life of an entrepreneurial hero isn’t easier than a normal life—it’s more difficult. No hero’s journey is a cakewalk. Living life as an entrepreneurial hero means recognizing that life is hard, and that the greatest struggles bring the greatest meaning and the most powerful personal growth. And it means giving up the belief that life owes you something, and instead, win or lose, being determined to never give up, no matter what obstacles get in your way. It means being powerful enough to live independently, but wise enough to surround yourself with people of good character and people you.  - B y Jeff Sandefer. (2). It's not death that a man should fear, but he should fear never beginning to live.   -By  Marcus Aurelius (3). Make no small plans for they have no power to stir the blood. - By Daniel Burnham. (4). Make a choice,  Choose a goal, grand or small. find a challenge, pick a foe, start a fight, no matter what compels ...
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