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According to the researchers, the answer seems to be yes. But here’s what I think. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Denmark has been teaching entrepreneurship in schools for two decades — what the results reveal might surprise you. Running a business can be taught, but what it truly takes to be an entrepreneur goes far beyond the classroom. Since 2005, Denmark’s secondary schools have taught entrepreneurship classes covering marketing, accounting, mindset and valuation. Twenty years later, a new academic paper is asking a big question: can entrepreneurship be taught? According to the researchers, the answer…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways The “go-for-broke” mentality is celebrated, but it can lead to personal fragility. Being an entrepreneur is difficult enough without constantly worrying about your finances. Your “sleep at night” fund needs to be liquid and secure. It is not an investment account. The best place for this fund? A high-yield savings account. Most of us have heard the story of the entrepreneur who made a big bet. They maxed out their credit cards, mortgaged their homes and poured every dollar into their business. It’s the kind of narrative that gets celebrated…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Effective leadership is defined by the quality and impact of decisions, not the number of decisions they make. Making fewer, but more strategic and intentional, decisions is more effective than constant, reactive motion. By creating frameworks, reducing noise and knowing when to pause, they sharpen execution and strengthen team confidence. Leadership isn’t a game of volume. The best leaders don’t pride themselves on the number of decisions they make each day; they pride themselves on the quality of those decisions. In a culture that often celebrates speed and boldness, the…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Invest in the least irritating marketing channel — it also has an 800% higher response rate. Create events in real life to generate more revenue and brand loyalty. Integrate online and offline marketing to ensure you aren’t being left behind by competitors. Digital detoxing is trending this year. But what the heck is it? For those not in the know, a digital detox is a period of time where people consciously reduce or completely eliminate the use of their digital devices and online platforms. It isn’t that surprising — millions of…

Costco’s latest earnings report shows double-digit growth in its e-commerce division and membership income. Key Takeaways According to its latest quarterly earnings report, released Thursday, Costco surpassed analyst predictions for revenue. The wholesaler also saw growth in its membership income, which increased by 14% from the same time a year prior. One growth factor is the presence of younger shoppers in Costco’s aisles. Costco is performing better than ever, posting strong financial results for its latest quarter. The wholesale giant is exceeding analyst expectations for revenue as it continues to attract members, especially younger shoppers. Costco reported results on Thursday…

Julie Fussner, CEO of Culver’s, talks about the state of leadership today, what makes a brand truly great and how she’s managing growth while protecting the brand’s values and identity. Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. When I sat down with Julie Fussner, CEO of Culver’s, I wasn’t looking to dissect earnings reports or PR strategy. I wanted to understand how a Midwest-based burger chain has quietly built one of the most respected — and trusted — brands in fast food. And I wanted to get a sense of the leadership style behind that. What I found in…

Gen Z and millennials want more than profitability from franchise ownership. Key Takeaways Franchise Insights data shows flexibility is the top franchise characteristic after financial factors. Younger generations, especially millennials and Gen Z, are driving demand for lifestyle-friendly franchise models. Franchisors that highlight schedule freedom and operational flexibility in their pitches are more likely to attract top candidates. When aspiring entrepreneurs think about buying a franchise, their first concern is obvious: money. From startup costs to potential ROI, the numbers have to make sense. But once candidates look beyond the balance sheet, a new survey suggests their next priority is…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways The freelance workforce has expanded substantially, with over one-third of the U.S. workforce now freelancing. Layoffs, while emotionally challenging, are increasingly becoming the catalyst for professionals to transition to freelancing — a realm offering more control and flexibility. While freelancing poses its own challenges, such as unclear positioning and isolation, treating it as a business from the start can forge a sustainable and rewarding career. Layoffs are rarely just about losing a paycheck. They can feel like a loss of identity, routine and stability, and for many professionals, they trigger…

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways Establishing trust through consistency and transparency is vital for gaining customer confidence, especially among younger consumers. Creative approaches and partnerships can lead to expanded market reach and economic influence, even for small businesses. Differentiating your brand from competitors and cultivating brand loyalty through exceptional experiences pays off with lasting consumer relationships. In today’s highly competitive market, brand recognition plays a critical role in the longevity of any business venture. And standing out has grown more challenging as a small business owner, given that customers are being bombarded with constant and…

Key Takeaways The Platts run Jam Packd as a side hustle to this day, and it’s on track for $400,000 to $500,000 in its first year. Here’s how the husband and wife team harnessed their professional skill sets to take the business to the next level. This Side Hustle Spotlight Q&A features Michelle Platt, 51, and Brian Platt, 53, the married co-founders of Jam Packd, the business behind functional, protein-packed fruit spreads. The couple is based in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Responses have been edited for length and clarity. Image Credit: Courtesy of Jam Packd. Michelle and Brian Platt. Want to read…