Some of the best entrepreneurs I know aren’t the A grade students, they’re the B and the C students. They are the ones who managed to get through their education without having all the risk taking squeezed out of them. It’s unfortunate that in the rat race to get into the best colleges, and then to get into the best grad programs, we’re teaching people that the most important skill is to figure out what the teacher thinks will be the right answer, rather than to follow our own curiosity. But in entrepreneurship, there isn’t a “right answer”. You need to be willing to start down a path without knowing where it’s going.