Short YouTube monologue (Matthew Kelly) arguing universities discourage entrepreneurship: students hear recruiters from large firms (Deloitte, HSBC, the Big Four) and are funneled into long-term corporate careers, with little exposure to autonomous or unconventional ways to earn income.
I think when you're at university as well, people don't aspire to be entrepreneurs because you're very ring fenced into thinking. Like, when you're at lectures, you've got people coming in to speak to you from, like, Deloitte and hsbc. There's no one telling you, like, there are these really cool, autonomous, unconventional ways where you can earn an income. Ultimately, it's kind of like this is what you need to do. You need to go to the big four, you need to stay there for like, 10 years. And like, that is that there really is, like no insight in how to be entrepreneurial.
