

Ethan Mollick: what do we *actually* know about entrepreneurship?
Aug 16, 2021
Ethan Mollick, Wharton professor, and former founder, discusses entrepreneurship myths, game-like simulations, team dynamics, idea generation, and debunking stereotypes. The conversation explores the impact of storytelling, hiring strategies, equity split, diversity, and global distribution of opportunities. Additionally, it touches on user innovation, effectuation, and the importance of user experience in entrepreneurship.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Debunking Entrepreneurship Myths
02:23 • 10min
Entrepreneurship, Team Dynamics, and Idea Generation
12:25 • 21min
Using Games to Teach Entrepreneurship and Financial Literacy
33:51 • 8min
Mastering the Art of Entrepreneurial Storytelling and Hiring Top Talent
41:56 • 12min
Exploring Entrepreneurship Literature and Simulation with a Professor
53:47 • 2min
Debunking Entrepreneurship Myths and Shifting Startup Strategies
55:50 • 17min
Building Successful Teams through Equity Split and Diversity
01:13:15 • 5min
Idea Generation for Entrepreneurship
01:18:01 • 6min
Effectuation in Entrepreneurship and Global Distribution of Entrepreneurial Opportunities
01:23:50 • 5min
Teaching Entrepreneurship Through Games and Simulations
01:28:40 • 17min
Exploration of non-entrepreneurship papers and the importance of user experience
01:45:46 • 4min