Hi, I'm Sal Khan, founder of the Khan Academy, and not for profit with a mission of providing a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. So how do you prepare yourself mentally to be an entrepreneur<法>企业家? So what I will say is it's really this notion想法 to try to not get attached to the outcome. Obviously, you're going into entrepreneurship because you're imagining that, one, you could be your own boss, you'll be able to apply your creative ideas, you'll be able to do a service for the world, but it's good to go into it with a bit of a Zen philosophy哲学 where maybe barring a little bit from Buddhism or philosophical哲学上的 Hinduism, where you're going to do what's right, you're going to do what's in service of the customer or the user or whoever you are, whoever you are serving, but you're not going to define yourself based on how successful you are or you're not, because what typically happens in entrepreneurship is that you start with this optimism乐观, and that's where I started to, it's almost delusional or sometimes can be, and you might quit your job and then you go into it and you quickly realize that the world doesn't immediately come to recognize the brilliance光辉 of what you might be working on.
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