The three things I’ve learned

Traditional education has aimed to prepare good employees, to equip people with the knowledge and skills to meet the demands of existing jobs, and to help individuals to find jobs. But today rapid changes in society challenges the employee mentality. Instead of finding jobs or doing existing jobs, we will need individuals to create jobs, to come up with solutions, and to invent careers as existing jobs are volatile to massive changes. Entrepreneurs do not have to be those who start businesses. They can be social entrepreneurs who wok on addressing social problems such as social injustice, poverty, or protecting the environment. As long as the individual who actively work toward identifying and solving problems, without waiting for someone else to do so, that person has the entrepreneurial spirit.