An entrepreneur is always learning. As soon as an entrepreneur thinks that they have learned all there is to learn and knows all there is to know, they’ve resigned themselves back to the bottom of the pile and really should work again from the ground up to learn a little humility in their life as well has see how much has changed since they made their rise to the top. An entrepreneur isn’t a rare thing to find. America breeds them.

However, many people with an entrepreneurial gift find that they don’t have the tactical skills to make their ideas and dreams happen. One huge obstacle for many is the fact that it takes money to make money. This might not always be the case, but how can one learn about business when they don’t have the resources to go to actual business school? Well, it’s quite possible. Here are just 3 ways to earn business knowledge without attending actual school:

Watch Webinars

Business leaders around the world understand the struggle that comes with being an entrepreneur. They know the challenges being faced on the daily, and they know that there are thousands of people like them who could achieve great things if they were just given a leg up and showed the resources and the tools to make big things happen.

Well, if you personally want to learn but don’t have the means to go to school, embrace the webinars put out by various businesses out there. Sometimes they’re free, sometimes there is a small fee to pay, but a couple hundred bucks here and there is much better than 80 grand in the whole after a couple years of school.

Find A Mentor

If you’re sitting around waiting for a mentor to come and find you and rock your world, you might be waiting for a while. Your world is dependent on what you make of it. If you want an education but don’t see yourself attending actual school, seek out a mentor.

Look at different businesses and models and choose a person you admire who is doing something right and that is evident by the fruit coming out of their business. Many people are flattered that you would ask them to be your mentor, so even if it means you have to put out a little work to gain their expertise, find a mentor and watch as your world transforms without technical schooling.

Try and Fail and Try Again

In the end, you can always learn the old fashioned way, by the try and fail method. It might be costly, but when you have no other options, just going for it and learning along the way is a mighty fine way to get business experience under your belt.