For me I find I learn more from getting things wrong.
The faster I make mistakes, the faster I learn (which blends with entrepreneurialism).
I appreciate that doesn’t work well in academia and for folks who ‘die of shame’ over a grammatical error.
The faster I make mistakes, the faster I learn (which blends with entrepreneurialism).
I appreciate that doesn’t work well in academia and for folks who ‘die of shame’ over a grammatical error.
February 8, 2026 at 8:55 PM
For me I find I learn more from getting things wrong.
The faster I make mistakes, the faster I learn (which blends with entrepreneurialism).
I appreciate that doesn’t work well in academia and for folks who ‘die of shame’ over a grammatical error.
The faster I make mistakes, the faster I learn (which blends with entrepreneurialism).
I appreciate that doesn’t work well in academia and for folks who ‘die of shame’ over a grammatical error.
Millionaire/billionaire class=predator class. It preys on our bodies, our labor, our creativity, our entrepreneurialism. Workers/employees are just disposable cogs.
February 8, 2026 at 12:59 PM
Millionaire/billionaire class=predator class. It preys on our bodies, our labor, our creativity, our entrepreneurialism. Workers/employees are just disposable cogs.
And of course colonialism, exploration, lone wolf-ism, individualism and entrepreneurialism
February 8, 2026 at 12:16 PM
And of course colonialism, exploration, lone wolf-ism, individualism and entrepreneurialism
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"It may mean that we come to redefine “smart” not as simple performance on a math test, but as a grab-bag of mental abilities that complement AI -combination of traditional smarts with initiative, entrepreneurialism, out-of-the-box thinking, focus, perseverance."
"It may mean that we come to redefine “smart” not as simple performance on a math test, but as a grab-bag of mental abilities that complement AI -combination of traditional smarts with initiative, entrepreneurialism, out-of-the-box thinking, focus, perseverance."
The Fall of the Nerds
The age of humans who could think like computers is drawing to a close.
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February 5, 2026 at 12:51 PM
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"It may mean that we come to redefine “smart” not as simple performance on a math test, but as a grab-bag of mental abilities that complement AI -combination of traditional smarts with initiative, entrepreneurialism, out-of-the-box thinking, focus, perseverance."
"It may mean that we come to redefine “smart” not as simple performance on a math test, but as a grab-bag of mental abilities that complement AI -combination of traditional smarts with initiative, entrepreneurialism, out-of-the-box thinking, focus, perseverance."
📚 Out now in City, Culture and Society!
Following the #USFSeminarSeriesAwards "European Creative Cities and COVID-19" and the "Beyond the Creative City" project.
Edited by Abigail Gilmore, Claire Burnill-Maier, Lauren England, and Thuy Tran.
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February 5, 2026 at 8:45 AM
📚 Out now in City, Culture and Society!
Following the #USFSeminarSeriesAwards "European Creative Cities and COVID-19" and the "Beyond the Creative City" project.
Edited by Abigail Gilmore, Claire Burnill-Maier, Lauren England, and Thuy Tran.
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Following the #USFSeminarSeriesAwards "European Creative Cities and COVID-19" and the "Beyond the Creative City" project.
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Most immigrants, particularly the Latino ones, vote Republican as soon as they get their citizenship, despite coming into the country under Democratic policies. They admire entrepreneurialism, capitalism, and what Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos represents. They consider themselves ambitious
February 5, 2026 at 8:41 AM
Most immigrants, particularly the Latino ones, vote Republican as soon as they get their citizenship, despite coming into the country under Democratic policies. They admire entrepreneurialism, capitalism, and what Donald Trump, Elon Musk, and Jeff Bezos represents. They consider themselves ambitious
idiosyncratic and massive generators of wealth concentration. But they are not family businesses (whether the current tech giants will ever transition to being family businesses is an interesting question). Their founder-led/entrepreneurialism ideologies are deeply politically-socially corrosive.
February 3, 2026 at 10:36 AM
idiosyncratic and massive generators of wealth concentration. But they are not family businesses (whether the current tech giants will ever transition to being family businesses is an interesting question). Their founder-led/entrepreneurialism ideologies are deeply politically-socially corrosive.
Stability is security. Security breeds creativity and assurances in risk taking. I can’t think of a better way to explode productivity, wellbeing, entrepreneurialism and the joy of artistic endeavour.
February 2, 2026 at 8:23 PM
Stability is security. Security breeds creativity and assurances in risk taking. I can’t think of a better way to explode productivity, wellbeing, entrepreneurialism and the joy of artistic endeavour.
Who says American entrepreneurialism is dead?
January 31, 2026 at 10:57 PM
Who says American entrepreneurialism is dead?
Also, when you see the online content they're consuming (and indeed reproducing), it's blatant that the focus on entrepreneurialism and passive income is directly fuelled by a perception that mainstream employment (a '9 to 5', as they put it) simply doesn't pay enough to satisfy or inspire.
January 30, 2026 at 1:29 PM
Also, when you see the online content they're consuming (and indeed reproducing), it's blatant that the focus on entrepreneurialism and passive income is directly fuelled by a perception that mainstream employment (a '9 to 5', as they put it) simply doesn't pay enough to satisfy or inspire.
Anecdotally I suspect this is one of the real under-rated constituencies in the UK, all those young men who are essentially multicultural natives and would happily vote for Corbyn over issues like Gaza, but who are into Crypto, the grindset and a strongly-held if shallow idea of entrepreneurialism.
Most young men in the UK went to school with black and brown kids, many have their hair cut by Muslim barbers and worship black footballers, and most respect young women and find transphobia weird.
My 16 year old nephew is way, way too capitalist and consumerist but despises far-right politics.
My 16 year old nephew is way, way too capitalist and consumerist but despises far-right politics.
January 30, 2026 at 1:23 PM
Anecdotally I suspect this is one of the real under-rated constituencies in the UK, all those young men who are essentially multicultural natives and would happily vote for Corbyn over issues like Gaza, but who are into Crypto, the grindset and a strongly-held if shallow idea of entrepreneurialism.
"But capitalism and competition drive greatness and entrepreneurialism. I mean, how would people be motivated to innovate and achieve without the profound existential dread of dying of totally preventable and treatable illnesses?"
"Young people today are so fragile and lazy. My generation ended the Vietnam War, okay? Well, I went to a protest. Alright, alright, my older brother went to a protest. Okay, he went to Woodstock. My older brother went to Woodstock."
Now That I Am Old Enough to Enroll in Medicare, I Am Against Socialized Medicine
Now that I have reached the age of 65, I cannot more vehemently express my great relief for no longer having to shop around for expensive health in...
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January 30, 2026 at 2:25 AM
"But capitalism and competition drive greatness and entrepreneurialism. I mean, how would people be motivated to innovate and achieve without the profound existential dread of dying of totally preventable and treatable illnesses?"
This is incredible entrepreneurialism. Almost no one in Madrid has likely heard of this school and yet that practically doesn’t matter for these purposes!
January 28, 2026 at 3:53 PM
This is incredible entrepreneurialism. Almost no one in Madrid has likely heard of this school and yet that practically doesn’t matter for these purposes!
🏙️ NEW in #UrbanStudies
✍️ Liu & Lo re-theorize state #entrepreneurialism by considering how local governments and #chengtou companies adapt to the new context of unprecedented property market downturn and strict state regulations on land #financialization.
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✍️ Liu & Lo re-theorize state #entrepreneurialism by considering how local governments and #chengtou companies adapt to the new context of unprecedented property market downturn and strict state regulations on land #financialization.
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January 28, 2026 at 1:01 PM
🏙️ NEW in #UrbanStudies
✍️ Liu & Lo re-theorize state #entrepreneurialism by considering how local governments and #chengtou companies adapt to the new context of unprecedented property market downturn and strict state regulations on land #financialization.
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✍️ Liu & Lo re-theorize state #entrepreneurialism by considering how local governments and #chengtou companies adapt to the new context of unprecedented property market downturn and strict state regulations on land #financialization.
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Not entirely sure cutting off one of the few ways to access capital is helpful in such a sclerotic economy.
Especially when entrepreneurialism rates are very high but the start up > established company transition rates are terrible
Especially when entrepreneurialism rates are very high but the start up > established company transition rates are terrible
January 28, 2026 at 10:41 AM
Not entirely sure cutting off one of the few ways to access capital is helpful in such a sclerotic economy.
Especially when entrepreneurialism rates are very high but the start up > established company transition rates are terrible
Especially when entrepreneurialism rates are very high but the start up > established company transition rates are terrible
John Healey launches new fund to accelerate contracts for UK military start-ups, as MoD seeks to diversify away from the industry giants
Def sec says govt must ‘reward risk-takers’ & ‘jump start’ entrepreneurialism in the homegrown defence tech sector
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Def sec says govt must ‘reward risk-takers’ & ‘jump start’ entrepreneurialism in the homegrown defence tech sector
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UK launches £20mn fund for military tech start-ups
[FREE TO READ] Defence secretary John Healey wants to help small and mid-sized defence companies win government contracts
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January 27, 2026 at 11:51 AM
John Healey launches new fund to accelerate contracts for UK military start-ups, as MoD seeks to diversify away from the industry giants
Def sec says govt must ‘reward risk-takers’ & ‘jump start’ entrepreneurialism in the homegrown defence tech sector
as.ft.com/r/3dd3fb02-f...
Def sec says govt must ‘reward risk-takers’ & ‘jump start’ entrepreneurialism in the homegrown defence tech sector
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January 25, 2026 at 4:03 PM
Most people take up religion for self flagellation, but I admire your entrepreneurialism
January 25, 2026 at 11:25 AM
Most people take up religion for self flagellation, but I admire your entrepreneurialism
"Capitalism and competition drive greatness and entrepreneurialism. I mean, how would people be motivated to innovate and achieve without the profound existential dread of dying of totally preventable and treatable illnesses?"
Now That I Am Old Enough to Enroll in Medicare, I Am Against Socialized Medicine
Now that I have reached the age of 65, I cannot more vehemently express my great relief for no longer having to shop around for expensive health in...
buff.ly
January 23, 2026 at 2:00 AM
"Capitalism and competition drive greatness and entrepreneurialism. I mean, how would people be motivated to innovate and achieve without the profound existential dread of dying of totally preventable and treatable illnesses?"
... I think this is actually where market, entrepreneurialism, economic freedom etc begins (as then people actually focused on "real economy" benefit) ok... so here's the BUT! ... "That's cool these things are in the public domain, so should the AI corps be"
January 22, 2026 at 11:41 PM
... I think this is actually where market, entrepreneurialism, economic freedom etc begins (as then people actually focused on "real economy" benefit) ok... so here's the BUT! ... "That's cool these things are in the public domain, so should the AI corps be"
The job market outlook in the city and region is looking poor. Now is the time to ease and encourage entrepreneurialism by allowing Portlanders to start businesses out of their homes.
January 20, 2026 at 4:26 PM
The job market outlook in the city and region is looking poor. Now is the time to ease and encourage entrepreneurialism by allowing Portlanders to start businesses out of their homes.
Entrepreneurialism and skateboarding each require perseverance. Just ask Dane Homenick and Adam Wrublowsky — they’re involved with both.
Rmaping up see it, click it, buy it
Winnipeg tech startup Twenty Point Nine links skateboard video streaming service, products — with eye on expansion
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January 20, 2026 at 2:07 AM
Entrepreneurialism and skateboarding each require perseverance. Just ask Dane Homenick and Adam Wrublowsky — they’re involved with both.
Open Access UCL Research: Universities in the marketplace: competition, international students, and entrepreneurialism in the UK HE discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
Universities in the marketplace: competition, international students, and entrepreneurialism in the UK HE
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January 19, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Open Access UCL Research: Universities in the marketplace: competition, international students, and entrepreneurialism in the UK HE discovery.ucl.ac.uk/id/eprint/10...
Ronia Krause from OpTech and cofounder of Digital Lakes is now speaking on human capital and entrepreneurialism
January 13, 2026 at 3:49 PM
Ronia Krause from OpTech and cofounder of Digital Lakes is now speaking on human capital and entrepreneurialism
When your chief institutional values are opportunism and entrepreneurialism, these are useful skills!
January 8, 2026 at 11:29 PM
When your chief institutional values are opportunism and entrepreneurialism, these are useful skills!