Think of an entrepreneur. Perhaps the founder of Diapers.com (acquired by Amazon for half a billion dollars), or of Warby Parker (last valued at $1.2 billion) or of Bonobos (acquired by Walmart for $310 million).

What do they have in common? Gutsy founders with an abundance mindset who followed their dreams?

Or that they were all alumni of the same $200,000 MBA program from Wharton business school?

Academics aren't failed billionaires; they *create* billionaires from the privileged students who can afford to take their classes.

I wouldn't weep too much for the professors, though: Wharton's David Bell, for instance, is a professional investor with his own venture capital company. I think he'll be alright.