Tag: Entrepreneurial Mindset and Innovation

Entrepreneurs who "move fast and break things" thrive in high-uncertainty environments where the money flows freely -- but deliberation prevails when money is tight. EDITOR'S NOTE: This article was Read more

Pop culture is pedagogically potent in this engaging semester-long honors course, which has received rave reviews from students. Entrepreneurial education often draws from case studies of business Read more

Many new entrepreneurs think they can sell or grow their way out of a negative cash flow spiral. The real solution is far less glamorous. When I talk to entrepreneurs about cash flow, I often hear Read more

Traits like Machiavellianism and psychopathy can influence a person to start a venture, above and beyond more benign factors like being extroverted or agreeable. Which personality traits make people Read more

Understanding what genuinely motivates people to engage in purposeful work can substantially influence the trajectory of a startup. As an entrepreneur or investor in new ventures, understanding what Read more

These free, research-backed teaching modules bring entrepreneurship to life in the classroom. Teachers helped develop them to build real-world business skills. At EIX, we’re thrilled to introduce Read more

The $5 Startup Challenge pushes students to think creatively, work as a team, and turn a small investment into profit! This hands-on activity guides them through brainstorming, launching a business, Read more

How much of success is luck, and how much is skill? Our new Coin Toss Game module helps students explore this critical question while learning to navigate uncertainty in entrepreneurship. Read more

Inspire your students' creativity with our bisociation lesson plan! Adapted from top professors, this module helps students design innovative business models and discover new opportunities. We’re Read more

Engage your students in learning business models with a twist! The SNL Viable Business Models module uses humor to teach students about viable and non-viable business ideas. Through an SNL skit and Read more