C students become entrepreneurs at higher rates because they resist conventional structures and rules. They're unwilling to waste time on tasks they see as unproductive, and they envision their own paths instead of following the system. This rule-resistant, outside-the-box mindset fuels entrepreneurial ambition.
It's interesting, I read an interesting study that— do you know who really are the entrepreneurs statistically in the world? The C students. Yeah, the C students, because they don't like to work in the box. They don't follow rules. They— if something is gonna kind of be a waste of time, then they don't do it. When everybody else is kind of running by the clock and the bell's gonna ring, they want to get the lesson done, they want to make sure they get their— they're more interested in grades, where the entrepreneur is looking outside the window dreaming his dreams, right? He's thinking, what am I gonna do? He's the one that doesn't see limitations. He's the one that doesn't want to be told what to do. He can follow rules, but he does— but he wants to kind of chart his own course.
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