Just like some other people I also wonder why the business professors don't have business of their own despite all the depth of knowledge they possess. I think there are so many reason for this. You should be known that academia and entrepreneurship require different skill sets and mindsets. Business professors focus on research, teaching, and theoretical knowledge. On the other hand, entrepreneurs need to be hands-on, deal with risk. They also navigate the unpredictable nature of business operations even if it gives them constant headache. The stability of an academic career might appeal more to some than the uncertainty of starting a business. Some professors may have run businesses in the past but chose to switch to teaching to share their knowledge and experiences with students. Have you ever wondered why business professors don’t often pursue business ventures? Let’s dive into this discussion!