The document discusses teaching business to students through entrepreneurship. It defines a business as having at least one customer and cites Steve Jobs' view that learning to code teaches problem-solving. The author believes students should start service businesses first to learn skills like customer focus, hustling, and dealing with rejection. Examples are given of a hunting guide service and graphic design firm started by students. The document encourages students to talk to strangers and get "dirty hands" through experience launching over 90 businesses in one semester, rather than assuming all should start tech companies. It concludes by inviting the reader to contact the author to discuss further.

1. Teaching Business Via Entrepreneurship
Scott Kelly
Campbell University

2. My Hope
Discuss & Disagree

3. Definition of a Business
1 Customer

4. Steve Jobs
“Everybody in this country
should learn to program a
computer, because it teaches
you how to think”

5. A Bias Perspective
“Every student should (not)
start a business because….”

9. Mark Cuban’s Trajectory
Salsa Dancing Lessons
Networking Company
Broadcast.com

10. How many businesses
will your program
create this semester?

11. 90 Businesses

12. How Many Service Businesses on Sharktank?

13. Why Service First?

14. Rejection is Good

15. Money Matters

16. Shouldn’t students launch tech company?

17. Talk to Strangers

18. Dirty Hands

19. Focus on Customers

20. Forced to Hustle

21. Birdwell Hunting Guides

22. Zach’s Graphic Design Firm

23. Let’s Chat….
Scott Kelly
skelly@campbell.edu
919-597-1444