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Wednesday 18th March 4pm - 5pm - This short lecture explores the reasons why entrepreneurs take these leaps of faith and how they deal with risk and uncertainty. at The University of Law

Virtual Real World Lecture: Why do Entrepreneurs Jump with Faulty Parachutes?

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Wednesday 18th March 4pm - 5pm - This short lecture explores the reasons why entrepreneurs take these leaps of faith and how they deal with risk and uncertainty.
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Real World Lecture: Why do Entrepreneurs Jump with Faulty Parachutes?


Consider jumping from a plane knowing your parachute has an 80-90% chance of failure and no backup. Would you still be willing to do it? This short lecture explores the reasons why entrepreneurs take these leaps of faith and how they deal with risk and uncertainty.

We will address the illusion of control, understand the unknown unknowns of markets, the anatomy of resilience and case studies where pivots from original plans allow entrepreneurs to stitch the silk while they’re still in the air.

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Available dates
18th March 2026
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Suitable for
Events for School and College Groups (Ages 16-18)
Events for College Groups (Ages 19+)
Events for individuals (enquiry not required to be through a school)
Parents
Families
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