Put simply, this is how you plan for your business to make money. If you want to go deeper, a business model is “a set of assumptions or hypotheses” (Alex Osterwalder) around the key resources and activities of your value chain in addition to your value proposition, customer relationships, channels, customer segments, cost structures, and revenue streams. When you’ve mastered all that, you win an MBA nerd badge.

When you’re an Achievement Robot, team projects are the absolute worst because your grades will not suffer from slackers!!! The dirty disconnect between school and work is that you have to actually work well with other people to achieve anything worthwhile. The happiest most successful people understand what they’re good at and where their shortcomings lie, and they form teams with people who have complementary strengths.

Once you’ve been through one session of Hudson Lab Ventures, you can apply to become an HLV Student Lead, where you practice your leadership skills as an innovator.