How to Raise Entrepreneurs

Posted by ivanpw under Self-Development
From http://www.bizepic.com 3736 days ago
Made Hot by: luvhealthcare on September 8, 2014 6:30 am

Cameron Herold shares his thoughts on kidpreneurship on TEDxEdmonton. Listen to what he is going to tell you about raising kids to become entrepreneurs.

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Written by lyceum
3728 days ago

Ivan: It is good to know that Singapore is going in the right direction. Would you say that it is comparable with Hong Kong before 1997?

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Written by lyceum
3729 days ago

Ivan: I tend to be in agreement with you. But in the case of Singapore, how much do they protect the rights of the individual? What do you think about India, if they get rid of the caste society and the political mess?

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Written by ivanpw
3728 days ago

Martin,

Singapore is a pretty liberal and politically stable country that strongly protects individual rights. I don't know much about India, though...

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Written by lyceum
3730 days ago

Ivan, good to hear that we are in agreement on this issue! Where is the best place for entrepreneurs nowadays, is it still the United States of America...

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Written by ivanpw
3729 days ago

Martin,

US is still the cornerstone, but the trend is shifting, IMO - I'd say the best place would be in Asian regions :) I know that more and more US entrepreneurs are moving their business HQ to Singapore - and quite possibly, other Asian regions, too.

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Written by spaceshome
3731 days ago

I also want to be entrepreneur, help me out what to do.

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Written by lyceum
3731 days ago

Ivan: Yes, I think it is time to raise children to become future entrepreneurs. They could start out with a lemonade stand (if they are allowed to do that in the future, due to all the red tape...). It is important that they learn the foundation of entrepreneurship, i.e., a free mind and a free market (laissez-faire capitalism).

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Written by ivanpw
3730 days ago

Martin,

Yes - free market is the foundation for the growing economy.

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