What? How is this pressuring his kid into pursuing entrepreneurship? He's still covering college. > If after high school my kids are eager to enter a college a

What? How is this pressuring his kid into pursuing entrepreneurship? He's still covering college. > If after high school my kids are eager to enter a college and start a path of learning and/or self-discovery, I’ll cover four years of tuition. However, if they have an idea for a company that they are passionate about and want to start working on that, I’ll be the first investor in their “seed round.” College will always be there (until it goes away entirely, ha) so he/she can always do that if the company doesn’t work out. I’m calling it their Start Something Fund. Either start a company or start college.