Francisco Raio

Ever wondered why traditional learning methods don't quite click with entrepreneurs?
 
 My experience working with over a hundred entrepreneurs and startup founders in the last 1.5 years and starting my own venture has unveiled a profound truth for me: entrepreneurs truly are a unique breed, especially when it comes to learning and education. 
 
 Entrepreneurs seek knowledge not just for the sake of learning but as a tool to disrupt and innovate.
 
 They process information and solve problems in ways that conventional education doesn't always address. 
 
 Driven by a relentless growth mindset, they seek knowledge that directly and immediately applies to their personal and professional goals. In the fast-paced world of startups, where practicality and efficiency are paramount, entrepreneurs hold their educational providers to the same high standards. The ideal learning model for them is "learn by doing".
 
 And this is where one-size-fits-all solutions fail short in engaging an entrepreneurial mind.
 
 Hereby, I' like to explore this topic further and see where I might be mistaken or missing something.
 
 So please share your experience:
 
 Did you struggle at school or were you at the top of your class? 
 
 Did you go on to pursue a degree in a specific niche or have you been trying a lot of different things and never stuck with one? 
 
 What were your life hacks that helped you get through school? 
 
 And what’s your favorite way to learn now?