Why do entrepreneurial parents have entrepreneurial children?

The Family was initially designed as an entity dedicated to nurturing ambitious entrepreneurs based in France. But when it was only two years old, my partners and I became convinced that we needed to expand internationally. The reason was that early stage investing had already become a global market, with an ever-increasing level of competition. It

Children naturally try to emulate their parents, at least in the early years, and for the most part a child's values are a direct reflection of his parents', either conformingly aligned or diametrically opposed.

We can't help but be affected by adult models during childhood, and there are few models as important as our parents.

A 2019 study published in The Quarterly Journal of Economics found that children from rich families were ten times as likely to become inventors than children from families in the bottom half of the income distribution. The researchers attributed this gap to environmental factors, not to differences in innate abilities, by showing that young childr

decisionmaking came to be seen as the result of a bargaining process among family members

Family decisionmaking came to be seen as the result of a bargaining process among family members (or at least between the two parents).