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I’ll quote Unscripted since this has been posted before by MJ (see 5 commandements thread):
“Starting a business, or entry, isn’t an event, but a process reflecting the execution time needed to solve the problem. Much of this time is composed of a learning curve. Entrification building a moat which keeps easified entrepreneurs OUT of your space.”
Does this explain why the traditional “go to college after high school to get a “good” job” is bad advice (at least partially: STEM, legal, healthcare, maybe finance need certifications which is a good thing for competency)? While college is a process, it’s not an unknown, new process. If it can be written in a textbook, and is offered all over the country with millions having the same degree, do you really think there’s a learning curve (not just learning).
Thanks to the government allowing anyone to get a student loan for anything (even anything ending in “studies” or “literature” or “history”), there’s no entry barrier to getting in college (if you can pass high school, you can probably get admission to a college). Just a thought, appreciate comments.
“Starting a business, or entry, isn’t an event, but a process reflecting the execution time needed to solve the problem. Much of this time is composed of a learning curve. Entrification building a moat which keeps easified entrepreneurs OUT of your space.”
Does this explain why the traditional “go to college after high school to get a “good” job” is bad advice (at least partially: STEM, legal, healthcare, maybe finance need certifications which is a good thing for competency)? While college is a process, it’s not an unknown, new process. If it can be written in a textbook, and is offered all over the country with millions having the same degree, do you really think there’s a learning curve (not just learning).
Thanks to the government allowing anyone to get a student loan for anything (even anything ending in “studies” or “literature” or “history”), there’s no entry barrier to getting in college (if you can pass high school, you can probably get admission to a college). Just a thought, appreciate comments.
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