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The article is spot on. I create a consultancy during my studies, in ... 2001!!

Best learning experience ever- tough times help make a tough mind, and the best part is after university cost and life cost, it even left a profit. My clients were satisfied, and kept coming back for more - which made me raise prices (market demand you know).

And what can I say about the referrals- that really make one feel proud, because it means you did a good job not only by your own standards, but also by the other person standard, enough than he feels like taking a risk and recommending you to friends & family.

Basically, internship is passive. Entrepreneurship is active.

If you want to be a salaryman, you should really do an internship.

If you don't, you know what you have to do.