Select a personal selling situation and submit a one sentence description.

 

Great examples:

• Selling your idea at work--start conversations with people at work about an idea you've been thinking about for awhile.
• Using the skills and knowledge to interview for a job, internship, case competition.
• Convincing your team (any course) to do something different that would improve your working relationship or your grade.
• Talking to your parents about something that you want to do and they haven't really been that excited to support you. If you choose this situation make sure there is value to your parents for allowing you to do what you are asking--if there isn't any value to the other party it won't be allowed.
• Anything that is innovative/disruptive where others have been resistant and you believe there is great value if things were to change.

Stay away from.....

• Convincing your friends to do anything.
• Change would only require 1 conversation.
• Anything related or remotely related to politics.
• Anything that is too personal for a teacher to read about you.