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MY MASTERY JOURNEY
Jasmin B. Thomas
JANUARY 2014
Course: Mastery: Personal Development and Leadership
Course Goal: To fully explore the concept of Mastery while applying
it to my personal growth and development towards leadership.
1) Read and take notes on Robert Greene’s book entitled
Mastery.
2) Research the journey of other masters using
www.ebscohost.com.
3) Use terms learned throughout my readings and place them
in my everyday vocabulary.
FEBRUARY 2014
Course: Executive Leadership
Course Goal: Learn the tactics it takes to become an efficient executive
leader in today’s entertainment business.
1)Research the path of five executive leaders in today’s industry and
pick up on their strategies for success.
2)Reach out to my career advisor and locate a mentor in the field
that can teach me the ropes on how to become a professional
businesswoman and leader.
3)Inquire about Full Sail’s Entertainment Networking Society with
hopes of joining.
MARCH 2014
Course: Project and Team Management
Course Goal: Learn how to effectively and efficiently manage any
team or project.
1)Research the project and team management skills of the late
Steve Jobs and how his company became so successful.
2)Act out certain scenarios of what could happen among my
team and my response to it.
3)Learn and retain techniques to be more of a competent and
dynamic leader.
APRIL 2014
Course: Business Storytelling and Brand Development
Course Goal: Acquire the knowledge necessary to create a brand
that sticks in a consumers mind, through development and publishing.
1)Research the book entitled The 22 Immutable Laws of Branding
by Al and Laura Ries on www.ebscohost.com.
2)Analyze the top brands of today’s industry and how they
became household names.
3)Start brainstorming on how to make my personal brand more
tangible and a pillar in its industry.
MAY 2014
Course: Entertainment Business Finance
Course Goal: Learn how to monetarily manage and fund a project or
company, including projections, planning, and management of finances.
1)Research www.Forbes.com for market trends and cost
projections on average.
2)Learn how to manage my personal funds, to include balancing
a checkbook and budgeting.
3)Contact a finance expert via www.linkedin.com to discuss the
necessary skills needed to find a successful project or company.
JUNE 2014
Course: Negotiation and Deal-Making
Course Goal: Learn the art of making the best deal to
grow , enhance, and establish my company.
1)Research the book entitled Negotiate like the Pros by
Kenneth L. Shropshire on www.lexisnexis.com.
2)Follow the ABC network show, Shark Tank to absorb
the negotiation and deal making tactics utilized.
3)Practice negotiations in my personal life.
JULY 2014
Course: Product and Artist Management
Course Goal: Understand how to properly manage artists and
products. Learn techniques and strategies to help resolve artists
and management issues.
1)Research and contact some artist managers from
www.linkedin.com.
2)Study the habits of human resource personnel and conflict
resolution counselors.
3)Shadow some of today’s top sports and talent agents.
AUGUST 2014
Course: Advanced Entertainment Law
Course Goal: Learn entertainment law, contracts, and property
protection. Understand the legal inner-workings of the entertainment
industry.
1) Research the book entitled Copyright Law by Richard W. Stim on
www.ebscohost.com.
2) Contact an entertainment lawyer via www.linkedin.com , and
inquire about the laws and loopholes of the entertainment
industry.
3) Learn legal and litigation terminology.
SEPTEMBER 2014
Course: Entertainment Media Publishing and Distribution
Course Goal: Learn and understand the new, along with the old,
industry publishing and distribution models.
1) Research entertainment media publishing and distributing
policies on www.ebscohost.com .
2) Familiarize myself with the past and present distribution
and publication practices.
3) Learn how to address the issues within the entertainment
industry.
OCTOBER 2014
Course: Digital Marketing
Course Goal: Learn efficient and effective marketing strategies,
plans, and techniques.
1)Join the American Marketing Association
2)Contact a Disney marketing director via www.linkedin.com ,
and learn the marketing strategies needed to be effective.
3)Research finance and business information to learn proper
business plan structure, technique, and requirements.
NOVEMBER 2014
Course: Business Plan Development
Course Goal: Learn to create my personal business plan utilizing
the information acquired throughout my course of study.
1)Research the book entitled Successful Business Plan by Rhonda
Abrams on www.lexisnexis.com .
2)Practice establishing a business plan for my professional
portfolio.
3)Research successful business plans, while combining them
with the things that makes them stand out from the crowd.
DECEMBER 2014
Course: Final Project: Business Plan
Course Goal: Design an effective business plan that can be
submitted to a company for desirable job placement.
1.Research Disney and how I can make my personal business
plan appeal to their company.
2.Contact my career advisor for further instruction on how to
make my business plan align with the company of my choice.
3.Submit draft business plans to peers, mentors, and professors
for revision.
MENTOR
Characteristics should include:
1)Responsible
2)Knowledgeable
3)Open-Minded
4)Competent
5)Experienced
6)Passionate
7)Intense
CLUBS/ORGS
Clubs to join at Full Sail University:
1)Grammy U
2)Student Branding Society
3)Entertainment Networking Society
4)Social Media Club
CLUBS/ORGS
Organizations to join for “Real World”
experience:
1)American Marketing Association
2)Disney Linkedin Group
3)Entertainment Resource & Marketing Association
4)Disney Worldwide Outreach
5)DECA
PROFESSIONAL CONTACTS
Laura Annette Gibbs; Walt Disney World PR, (407)566-5337, [email protected] Alayna Riggins; Walt Disney World, (252)266-7059, www.linkedin.com/pub/alayna-riggins/1/558/545Melanie Tom; HR at Warner Bros. Entertainment Group, www.linkedin.com/in/melanietom Hillary Hattenbach; Walt Disney Company VP of Digital Marketing, www.linkedin.com/pub/hilary-hattenbach/10/4a9/550T.J. Marchetti; Walt Disney Studios Senior Vice President Digital Marketing, www.linkedin.com/in/tjmarchettiAndrew Runyon; VP of International Interactive Marketing at Paramount Pictures, www.linkedin.com/pub/andrew-runyon/14/b06/ab6