My mentor in business once told me that one cannot be taught entrepreneurship; one can only learn.
This partially explains why most graduates from the best business school undergo a kind of paradigm shift when they venture into business either as owners or employees. They have to discard some of the things they have been taught and learn the stuff that conforms to the market realities.
For instance, whereas business school tells you that business growth follows a straight path in phases and draw graphs and charts to explain it, in real world growth often takes a crooked and unpredictable path.
