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Why aren’t more people encouraged to become entrepreneurs?


How is it possible that Steve Jobs, with no college education, transformed our world in such a massive way?
What made Steve so creative?
How did Steve manage to “Think Different?”
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Steve was a dropout, a rebel, but most importantly, Steve was FREE!
Steve enjoyed complete self-governance, total independence to be himself, and would never conform to or follow the crowd.
Steve was not a people pleaser; he believed in his vision.
When his team members told him something was impossible, he would NOT accept that answer, and would push his team’s boundaries.
Steve was driven by his passion and clear vision, NOT by other people’s opinions.
Now, to answer your question, why aren’t more people encouraged to become entrepreneurs?
Steve was FREE from indoctrination!
Our Industrial Age educational system has one mission to accomplish:
STANDARDIZE!
The educational system tells us what to think, NOT how to think.
Indoctrination is oppressive, it kills creativity and innovation. Indoctrination has been an effective way to mold people to fit into the “status quo” and NOT challenge it.
Why aren’t more people encouraged to become entrepreneurs?
Because we’re trained to follow the crowd.
Why doesn't the world see more creative geniuses?
Because we’re expected to follow the crowd.
Entrepreneurship is an art, not an exact science. It can be learned — yet standardization is NOT the way to teach an “art!”
Real education provides freedom!
Real education is powerful!
Real education is liberating!
Real education teaches you how to solve problems, how to create things, and most importantly, how to THINK DIFFERENT

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