The Entrepreneurial Mindset Project | Dr. Meena McCullough | Finding Solutions

Put Your Money Where Your Mouth Is With Dr. Meena McCullough

March 31, 2025

  Hello and welcome to another episode of The Entrepreneurial Mindset Project, where I tease out the hidden logic that enables ordinary people to accomplish extraordinary things through finding solutions. In this episode, I’m speaking with Dr. Meena McCullough, a physical therapist who became an unlikely entrepreneur. Frustrated by the limitations of the medical system, she found herself constantly complaining. Yet she was motivated to take action after a friend challenged her with these simple…

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ELI’s Top of Mind – March 2025

March 28, 2025

  Top of Mind is ELI’s favorite entrepreneurial mindset studies, articles, papers, books, and talks. Now, check out this month’s selection! Read Here  

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Unlocking the Entrepreneurial Potential in Overlooked Communities

March 20, 2025

  “The community stagnates without the impulse of the individual; the impulse dies away without the sympathy of the community.”          ― William James In every community, untapped entrepreneurial potential lies dormant, waiting to be unleashed. Yet, the communities that stand to benefit most often lack the tools, training, and support required to unlock that potential. We all know that entrepreneurial activity is essential for creating vibrant, equitable, and sustainable communities. Economic…

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Categories: Entrepreneurial Communities, Entrepreneurial Culture, Entrepreneurial Learning, Entrepreneurial Mindset, Human Potential

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Is AI The Great Reformation for Higher Education?  

March 10, 2025

  In the 16th century, Martin Luther’s Reformation challenged the authority of the Catholic Church, which had long controlled access to knowledge and spiritual guidance. Priests acted as intermediaries, interpreting the Bible—written in Latin, a language inaccessible to most people. Luther’s insistence on translating scripture into common languages and advocating for direct access to religious texts democratized knowledge, removing institutional barriers and empowering individuals to seek understanding on their own. The printing press amplified these…

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ELI’s Top of Mind – February 2025

February 27, 2025

  Top of Mind is ELI’s favorite entrepreneurial mindset studies, articles, papers, books, and talks. Now, check out this month’s selection! Read Here  

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