Imagine you are sitting at the kitchen table with markers scattered across the page. You are drawing a new kind of game, one you wish existed, and explaining the rules out loud to anyone who will listen. A parent smiles, asks a question, and you make a slight change to the drawing. Later, the idea becomes a real game played at recess, passed from friend to friend, with new rules added every day. What started as imagination becomes something others can hold, use, and enjoy!

Becoming an entrepreneur starts with paying attention to the world around you. Entrepreneurs notice when something feels confusing, unfair, or boring, and they wonder what could make it better. They try small ideas, listen to feedback, and keep improving just because “it is not perfect, yet”. If you like building things, sharing your ideas, and thinking “I could make something new,” you may already be starting to think like an entrepreneur.