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Teaching Children About Entrepreneurship Is Much Like Imparting Any Other Skill Or Piece Of Knowledge. You Will Provide Them With Ways To Experience How Entrepreneurship Works, And You Guide Them Toward The Subjects Or Areas They Seem To Show An Interest In.

I've Been An Entrepreneur All My Life, And My Recent Focus Is On Finding Entrepreneurial Solutions To Address Global Challenges In Healthcare And Education.

As A Young Boy Growing Up In Rural India, Most Of What I Knew Of The World Was What I Could See Around Me. But Each Night, I Would Look At The Moon - It Was Impossibly Far Away, Yet It Held A Special Attraction Because It Allowed Me To Dream Beyond My Village And Country, And Think About The Rest Of The World And Space.

Don’t Wallow In Brainstorming. Time Spent Fiddling With A Business Plan Or Filling Up Whiteboards With Ideas Is Time That You Could Spend Actually Launching Your Business And Seeing If The Idea Floats. Launching Gives You Real, Solid Feedback, Instead Of The Imaginary “what If” Scenarios Dreamed Up In A Conference Room.

I Believe Our Legacy Will Be Defined By The Accomplishments And Fearless Nature By Which Our Daughters And Sons Take On The Global Challenges We Face. I Also Wonder If Perhaps The Most Lasting Expression Of One's Humility Lies In Our Ability To Foster And Mentor Our Children.