Posted on July 06, 2025 at 11:30 AM
by YFM
Most people hear the word “entrepreneur” and think of adults running companies or pitching on Shark Tank. But entrepreneurship is not just about business. It’s a way of thinking. It’s about seeing problems as opportunities, having the courage to try, and learning through action. And that mindset, when developed early in life, becomes a lifelong advantage.
Children are naturally curious and full of ideas. But somewhere along the way, they are taught to play it safe, follow rules, and wait for permission. What if we raised them differently? What if we nurtured their questions, supported their wild ideas, and gave them space to fail and try again?
When a child thinks like an entrepreneur, they don’t give up when something doesn’t work. They try again. They ask better questions. They find new ways. These aren’t just business skills—they’re life skills. Whether a child grows up to become a doctor, artist, teacher, or coder, the ability to think creatively, act with ownership, and solve real-world problems is going to be more valuable than any textbook knowledge.
The world is changing. The jobs of tomorrow don’t even exist today. What our children need most is not just content—they need courage, creativity, and the confidence to build. That’s the heart of entrepreneurship. And that’s why every child should be given a chance to think like an entrepreneur.