| One of the best guest speakers I’ve had for a marketing class. Thanks so much! – Amanda S. | CSUN Nazarian |
| Thank you for visiting our class. You gave us a lot of insight. – Charissa C. | CSUN Nazarian |
| Thank you for joining us. Your business advice was impeccable. | CSUN AMA |
| Patrick was a good speaker. It was nice to have someone that was from UNM to come back and talk to us about his success. It was also nice to learn about starting new groups. I wish someone would have talked to me about the stuff Patrick talked about when I was a freshman. – UNM Business Student | UNM Anderson |
| I liked his enthusiasm and fearlessness. Great real life examples. Patrick provided lots of valuable information on starting organizations. – UNM Business Student | UNM Anderson |
| I learned that creating a club can provide you with valuable networking skills. It can also teach you how to manage an organization. – UNM Business Student | UNM Anderson |
| That starting/running a student organization is a rewarding experience and helps you develop skills you wouldn’t have in other classes/projects. Also, encourage others to be involved in leadership OUTSIDE of what their field requires. – UNM Business Student | UNM Anderson |
| I learned that it is important to network, including networking with random people. I have difficulty with this and tend to lean away from it, but through his presentation, I saw how important that skill really is. Because of this, I have tried to talk to random people I would normally not talk with. – UNM Business Student | UNM Anderson |
| He really pointed out how important customers are, and it’s true. The business works for the customers. Without the customers the business would not be here today. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| The certain things that make a good/great business is what the public needs/wants. Not every product may be great, but if the customers like it, the business will do great. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| You don’t need to be dressed up in a full on suit. Actually depends on what you’re trying to sell / what your product is. It really depends on what you’re trying to do for your presentation. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Moving, growing to what your target market wants you to be. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Negative feedback – responding to it and fixing it by offering something and then leave it up on the Internet to show the public how well you handled it. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| What makes my company different? How do people see me? How do I see myself? These are great thoughts that help us be more distinct and make our company more successful. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Personal brand is the view of how people see you as you want them to. It was interesting to hear Patrick explain how your personal brand is flexible by what you put into it. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| How to handle negative feedback online. Patrick talked about how all feedback is good. Positive or negative. He talked about using it to your advantage to improve you and your company. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Introspection is looking “into” yourself. Patrick mentioned how introspection is much more useful in every situation. He talked about how taking a step back and analyzing yourself and the situation, makes all the difference. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| This young man is a professional speaker. I learned a lot just from his style of delivery. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Patrick talked about loving your passion (good reminder) and branding. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| He talked about how your dress can set the tone, and influence the atmosphere of your presentation. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Brand image and brand persona is very important. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| You can work on your business with little to no money. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| You’re only as successful as you want to be. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Ideally, a brand image and brand identity will be the same. However, public perception creates a rift. So businesses will want to manage and close the rift. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Marketing negative feedback can be a good thing as handling a customer complain well can be a selling point in and of itself. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Don’t be afraid to showcase what you are passionate about. Just think about what it will show employers about your writing style, knowledge about web design, and the content you will pump out. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| I thought brand positioning was a good point. Am I positioning myself to be seen the way I want to be seen? – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| When coming up with business ideas, remember that the business works for the consumers. Without customers for a product, there would be no business. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Instead of thinking about a product to sell. Think about my skills and how can I use them to benefit society. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| How to handle negative feedback as a business owner. The customer is what keeps us in business, so the customer comes first. Handle negative feedback by giving to the customer or pleasing the customer. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Introspection – look at your own strengths, weaknesses, and skills and put them to use in your own business. Choose to further strengthen your strengths or improve on your weaknesses. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
| Look at your competitors and how you are different from them. Stand out from competitors and have things that they do not have. See them as a challenge you can overcome. – UNM Business Bootcamp / Shark Tank Student | UNM Anderson |
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