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<blockquote data-quote="elektro" data-source="post: 29261482" data-attributes="member: 352042"><p>I haven't seen many young entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka, especially in the tech industry. I believe there are only 15-20 young entrepreneurs in the country. I currently live in the EU, where there are a lot of young people involved in entrepreneurship, actively trying to solve real-world problems. I think our education system might be a contributing factor to this disparity.</p><p></p><p>Entrepreneurship seems to be perceived differently by the younger generation in Sri Lanka. Perhaps our education system plays a role in shaping these attitudes. However, I believe there is a need for a change in perspective. You are a good example of a young entrepreneur, and I understand that individuals need to have a genuine interest in entrepreneurship to pursue it. Nonetheless, I encourage you to take the initiative and share your knowledge about entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka. Consider starting a YouTube channel or a podcast in Sinhala to inspire and educate others. By doing so, you can help bridge the gap and encourage more young people in Sri Lanka to explore the world of entrepreneurship.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="elektro, post: 29261482, member: 352042"] I haven't seen many young entrepreneurs in Sri Lanka, especially in the tech industry. I believe there are only 15-20 young entrepreneurs in the country. I currently live in the EU, where there are a lot of young people involved in entrepreneurship, actively trying to solve real-world problems. I think our education system might be a contributing factor to this disparity. Entrepreneurship seems to be perceived differently by the younger generation in Sri Lanka. Perhaps our education system plays a role in shaping these attitudes. However, I believe there is a need for a change in perspective. You are a good example of a young entrepreneur, and I understand that individuals need to have a genuine interest in entrepreneurship to pursue it. Nonetheless, I encourage you to take the initiative and share your knowledge about entrepreneurship in Sri Lanka. Consider starting a YouTube channel or a podcast in Sinhala to inspire and educate others. By doing so, you can help bridge the gap and encourage more young people in Sri Lanka to explore the world of entrepreneurship. [/QUOTE]
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