The Office hours perfectly illustrates the recent craze of adopting an "entrepreneurial mindset." As another institutionalized educator of entrepreneurs and business folk, it's hard to talk about with straight face to most "civilians" as they don't think of themselves as a "business-starter" in any fashion. Yet, the academic push to prod some idea that "everyone is (or can be) an entrepreneur" fights with the dictionary/civilian definition every time. The nuance gets in the way so much.
The Office hours perfectly illustrates the recent craze of adopting an "entrepreneurial mindset." As another institutionalized educator of entrepreneurs and business folk, it's hard to talk about with straight face to most "civilians" as they don't think of themselves as a "business-starter" in any fashion. Yet, the academic push to prod some idea that "everyone is (or can be) an entrepreneur" fights with the dictionary/civilian definition every time. The nuance gets in the way so much.
Appreciated this nuance. Feel the same way as a teacher of an investment class.