No one is too young to start a business. In fact, some of the most successful entrepreneurs started their businesses when they were teenagers. If you’re a teen interested in starting a business, here are some ideas to get you started. 1. YouTube Personality YouTube has become one of the most popular platforms on the…
For a while the idea of playing board games was a nonstarter for many teenagers and students. The rise of the internet in households, followed by mp3 players, and tablets, and so on relegated board games into the realm of uncool. They’re low-tech. They don’t have fun ringtones. They don’t alert you every time somebody…
Both Know Opportunity and GoVenture are board games that work to teach the fundamentals of entrepreneurship, though they differ on a few key points. While this post is on the Know Opportunity blog, and there is some inherent bias, my attempt here is to be as transparent and objective as
In recent years, board games have gained popularity in educational settings, especially when it comes to homeschooling. It’s a great way for children to learn and have fun at the same time. Even a popular board game like Monopoly can teach kids a lot about investing money. Why exactly are board games gaining popularity in…
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Board games have made a surprising comeback in the past few years, and their popularity is rising fast. Why the sudden change? Why, when phones and tablets and interconnected technological devices
You read that right: Playing board games can help lower your blood pressure. It probably sounds like an old wives’ tale (it’s not) or some Internet conspiratorial mumbo-jumbo. But even if you’re not a research scientist (and we certainly are not), the correlation between playing games and lower blood pressure isn’t that extreme a concept….
There was an interesting article in Quartz today discussing the idea that playing board games might actually make you a nicer person…and happy. Sounds like a big dream, I get it. But here’s the crux of the author’s stance: In all of these ways, board games release players
The nature of education is rapidly evolving, and with global commerce more accessible than ever, many people are wondering what is the role of education, especially as it relates to entrepreneurship. More and more, colleges and universities trying to adapt to a changing educational landscape which includes MOOC (massive online open courses), bootcamps, and other…
