How many people think that a company motto full of good words can really help you make money? What if you use religious teachings as the spirit of starting a business? In an interview with the Dong-A Ilbo on the 22nd, Seo Jeong-woon, a professor at the Graduate School of Entrepreneurship (Director of the Entrepreneurship Research Institute) at Catholic Kwandong University, who opened the liberal arts course ‘Entrepreneurship, Omnibus Omnia’ in January of this year, said, “The principles of common good and solidarity are values that have been overlooked in past entrepreneurship education,” and “But now the world is changing.” Meaning “thing.” It is also the pastoral motto of the late Cardinal Jeong Jin-seok. Professor Seo said, “The spirit of entrepreneurship is not a simple pursuit of profit, but a process that starts with people and returns to people.” He added, “Startup, dedication to the community, and spirit of service are not opposing concepts, but a virtuous relationship between them.” “If Elon Musk hears it, he may laugh and ask, ‘What kind of Confucius are you talking about?’