[ams6110]

Let's rewrite this: I work with entrepreneurs and have a pretty good window into their world. What I am seeing is too many poorly-skilled young people lacking business acumen and trying their hand at starting their own business, when their time could be much better spent on other pursuits such as learning to code.

I work with developers and have a pretty good window into their world. What I am seeing is too many poorly-skilled young people lacking developer acumen and trying their hand at writing their own code, when their time could be much better spent on other pursuits such as learning a business.

See, it's just as valid either way, in other words it's not specific to entrepreneurship at all. You learn something--whether it's coding or running a business or playing a sport or anything else--by trying and failing, evaluating, and trying again.