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Teaching Children About Entrepreneurship Is Much Like Imparting Any Other Skill Or Piece Of Knowledge. You Will Provide Them With Ways To Experience How Entrepreneurship Works, And You Guide Them Toward The Subjects Or Areas They Seem To Show An Interest In.

Growing Up In India, I Knew All I Needed To Change The World Was One Good Opportunity, And I Prepared Myself For It. When That Opportunity Came - In The Form Of The Chance To Earn An Engineering Degree - I Was Ready.

Being A Father Has Been, Without A Doubt, My Greatest Source Of Achievement, Pride And Inspiration. Fatherhood Has Taught Me About Unconditional Love, Reinforced The Importance Of Giving Back And Taught Me How To Be A Better Person.

My Children Have Been Learning Lessons About Entrepreneurship Since They Were In Kindergarten, And These Lessons Are Paying Off: Even Though They Are Only 22, 18, And 15, They Have Already Collectively Launched Three Nonprofit Organizations And Several New Businesses.

Successful Entrepreneurs Find The Balance Between Listening To Their Inner Voice And Staying Persistent In Driving For Success - Because Sometimes Success Is Waiting Right Across From The Transitional Bump That's Disguised As Failure.