Robert Epstein

I have heard that you don't need a business major to get into entrepreneurship. Some people say that the best way is to just start and learn form experience. Should I just pick another major or stick with a business major? If I do pick another one, which one would help me the most?

Does technology support human communication?why or why not.

how to start a successful business, how do I find the right products to sell.

I want to be prepared for a career in engineering I'm interested in Biomedical Engineering but don't know how to prepare myself to become a Biomedical Engineer.

Like what are ways people have used to stay engaged with the business you have put so much effort into

Currently interested in the engineering field and so I hope that if I know at least one con I can better prepare myself.

How do you know when you pick a career, that it's the right one for you?

I think I may go to college whenever I get a baseball scholarship to! The college must have some sort of business degree!

I have had trouble for some time going back and forth between career paths and was wondering how others figured it out

I am 15 years old, and I am interested in biomedical engineering and research. I'm looking for internship opportunities for research in Houston or Katy area or even online if possible.

What if I would be interested in joining and applying for a science, let's say, astrology. How would I be able to apply to the study of stars or animation, animation.

I'm curious about the role of internships in college. How valuable were they for you, and do you recommend specific types for someone interested in business?

How would an entrepreneur start a business on an industrial scale, specifically for drone services (eg. cinematography, 3d modelling, surveying, etc) how would it get started?

I don't know if I want to be a musician or be in the science fields.

It feels very complex to decide