Do you teach your kids to be "entrepreneurial"? + Possible examples how to start
Before I start, let me start: without a doubt, children should be children and enjoy their childhood.
However, many makers here already have families, and the role of founders also affects how their children perceive them (they probably see their parents as role models).
Even though the school system often creates structures that encourage more employee-like behaviour – such as following patterns, suppressing out-of-the-box thinking, and lacking support for critical thinking...
Do you teach children in any way to be more entrepreneurial?
If yes, how?
What I personally think helps is that children are introduced to some financial literacy and money management at an earlier age, are part of some camps or groups where they work on joint projects, I found a few examples:
Some summary from Teenlife
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