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In our latest episode of Talks With Tyler ISD, we're joined by Andrea Martinez, a senior at Early College High School (ECHS). Andrea takes us on her educational journey, unveiling why ECHS was the perfect fit for her and how earning both her associate degree and high school diploma aligns seamlessly with her career goals. 

If you're deciding whether to apply, Andrea's firsthand experience provides essential insights into what you need to know about the type of student who would find ECHS particularly appealing. From academic advantages to a supportive environment, she paints a vivid picture of what makes ECHS stand out. 

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Have you ever wondered how to steer your child through the labyrinth of education to a fulfilling career? Join Davies Owens and Deborah Allen, as they unpack the art of nurturing K-12 students toward their unique callings and the thoughtful choices that shape their future. Amidst a landscape where the value of a college degree is hotly debated, they address parental concerns, the significance of gap years, and how tools like the Highlands Ability Battery can provide clarity and direction for those pivotal life decisions.

As they navigate the pressures of an achievement-driven society, their conversation takes a heartfelt turn towards the identities of our children. They question the treacherous balance between accomplishments and authentic self-worth, probing the myth of certitude that haunts many parents and educators. The labyrinth of life demands a faithful, step-by-step approach, and we discuss the importance of fostering a whole-person lifestyle for our kids, ensuring they know their worth extends far beyond their list of achievements.

Finally, they hone in on the transition from high school to the world beyond, where classical Christian education and career counseling interlace to offer a beacon for the journey. They explore the evolving role of college advisors, suggesting an expanded focus to guide students not only to college but toward their calling and contribution to the common good. This episode is an essential listen for anyone invested in guiding the new generation to lead not just with their minds, but also with their hearts and hands.

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Tony Dadante is the CEO of Disruptive Execution Strategy Group, and is a Fortune 100 executive at Mattel Toys running both HR and World Championship Hot Wheels NASCAR brand.

In this episode of After Hours Entrepreneur, host Mark Savant is joined by Tony Dadante, the founder of Disruptive Execution Strategy and a former Fortune 100 executive. They discuss the importance of differentiation, risk-taking, and the changing landscape of talent acquisition in the corporate world. 

Tony Dadante shares insights and experiences from his extensive career and offers valuable advice for entrepreneurs and business leaders.

Undoubtedly, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and thought-provoking ideas for entrepreneurs, business leaders, and individuals seeking to thrive in an ever-evolving business environment.

To listen to the full episode and gain valuable insights from Tony Dadante, visit After Hours Entrepreneur podcast.

Takeaways:

1. Differentiate to stand out in business.
2. Embrace failure for growth and success.
3. Continuous learning is key in evolving business.

Connect with Tony Dadante:

Email: tony@disruptiveexecutionstrategy.com

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/anthonydadante

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Timestamps:
05:55 Understanding company as system fosters innovation.
07:10 Ken Blanchard taught getting everyone to succeed.
10:16 College scam is over, skills matter more.
15:19 Develop new skills to grow business effectively.
17:45 Failing leads to winning and learning.

In this episode of the National Crawford Roundtable podcast we discuss whether Christian parents should encourage their kids to attend college.  Is it really worth it?  With ungodly world views shaping issues taught in colleges, what is the risk that it teaches our kids to be intolerant, Left-Wing, Marxist, Communist, Global Warming obsessed, Evolution-believing, abortion-supporting, LGBT celebrating, gender-confused, Democrat voting former Christians?  Is that really worth a (possibly) higher paycheck?  And what about the expense of college?  Does being riddled with debt outweigh the necessity of a degree?  What is it about Academia today that makes it so evil?

In this episode, I sit down with Crystal Goliday. She's known as "The Fund Finder For Education '' and is the Founder & Executive Director of Never Underestimate Knowledge (NUK). 

Crystal has an incredible story to share about how she managed to obtain not one, not two, but three college degrees for free! 

In this episode, she shares:

• Her Journey to Free Education
• Tips for students and parents to identify and access funding resources
• Crystal's inspiration behind founding Never Underestimate Knowledge (NUK)

Are you working towards enrolling in college or know anyone doing so? Hit play on this episode to listen in on all the value shared.

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In this episode, we discuss why you don’t need a college degree to live the life you want as your own boss and travel the world. 

I know this after years of experience coaching clients since 2019. Some of my most successful clients did not have a college degree, and some created their own businesses right after high school and never looked back. They learn through my program, and with the right direction, you don’t need to go to college and collect years long debt to have the career you want. 

 We also talk in the episode:

• How to not fall into the trap of the matrix
• The freedom of becoming your own boss 
• How you already possess the skills you need without a degree
• Hot tips like: No one will ask you about your degree with your own business

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In this episode, I reflect on the end of the 2022-23 school year by revisiting projections from research published in the mid-2010s about an impending college enrollment cliff. The projected freefall in college enrollment was expected around the mid-2020s onward.

Obviously a lot has happened over the last 7 or 8 years, which has significantly affected all aspects of U.S. society including the state of its colleges and universities. I briefly explore the actual and projected enrollment data, and speculate on what might be the catalyst for this potential crisis.


Sources

Jenny Anderson. (2023, April 3). How America Started to Fall Out of Love with College Degrees. Time.
https://time.com/6265266/america-college-degrees-essay/

Nathan D. Grawe. (2016). Demographics and the Demand for Higher Education.
https://ngrawe.sites.carleton.edu/demographics-and-the-demand-for-higher-education/2/

Missy Kline. (Fall 2019). The Looming Higher Ed Enrollment Cliff. CUPA-HR.
https://www.cupahr.org/issue/feature/higher-ed-enrollment-cliff/ 

Jon Marcus. (2023, April 18). In Japan, Plummeting Enrollment Forecasts What's Ahead for the U.S. Hechinger Report.
https://hechingerreport.org/in-japan-plummeting-university-enrollment-forecasts-whats-ahead-for-the-u-s/

National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. (2023, May 24). Current Term Enrollment Estimates.
https://nscresearchcenter.org/current-term-enrollment-estimates/

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Discover the fascinating world of incentives and their impact on human behavior, innovation, and ethical considerations with Uri Gneezy and Guy Kawasaki on the Remarkable People podcast. Join this insightful conversation and explore the value of a college degree, innovation strategies, and the unintended consequences of incentives. Listen now and gain new insights into the power of incentives in shaping our world.

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In high school he wanted to be a pilot and had a love for all things Math and Physics. When Rishab Kumar immigrated to Canada, he made $10/hr as a gas station cashier. He wanted a career in tech but the cost of going to college prevented him from going.

Get insight into the opportunities that come with transitioning into tech, the challenges that come with transitioning between different tech roles, and learn about the resources available to help you hone your skills in the tech field.

In high school he wanted to be a pilot and had a love for all things Math and Physics. When Rishab Kumar immigrated to Canada, he made $10/hr as a gas station cashier. He wanted a career in tech but the cost of going to college prevented him from going.

Get insight into the opportunities that come with transitioning into tech, the challenges that come with transitioning between different tech roles, and learn about the resources available to help you hone your skills in the tech field.

Timestamps:

(0:45) What does a Developer Evangelist do? And the salary

(1:37) You need these skills to succeed as a Developer Evangelist

(1:21) He wanted to be a pilot

(4:16) How he got into tech from working as a gas station cashier

(7:12) Working as tech support and then getting into AWS cloud

(9:58) Get certifications but don’t be a junkie

(11:00) Students: Here’s a more cost-effective way to get certifications

(13:26) Here’s why he couldn’t go to college

(15:17) Job titles don’t matter, here’s why

(17:28) What is DevOps

(19:18) How his previous experience helped him on the DevOps team

(21:41) Working at Google and why he quit

(27:33) The problem with romanticizing Big Tech

(30:15) What helped him to become a developer evangelist

(34:17) Hardest time of his life

(36:17) How not having a degree held him back

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Remember, no degree? No problem! Whether you're contemplating college or you're a college dropout, get started with your no-degree job search at nodegree.com.

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Remember, no degree? No problem! Whether you're contemplating college or you're a college dropout, get started with your no-degree job search at nodegree.com.

Hi!
I’m Karen Hall, Host of The Hero Within Podcast.

Today in Part 2, our guest is Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama, MBA, BSN/BSA. She continues her love story, miracles she received, and how her faith has sustained her in her adversity and helped her heal from trauma.  

If you haven't listened to Part 1, you'll want to hear the first part of Adonica's courage to overcome her adversity. 

She describes her journey from her painful childhood in foster care after her parents divorced, and her own divorce with 3 young children to then earning graduate degrees and miraculously finding her wonderful husband over 15 years later.

In today's episode, you will learn:

How Adonica persevered through her trials.

How Adonica went back to school as a single mom with 3 children, including one son with autism and a nursing baby, all with no car!

Adonica supported herself working full-time while earning a double bachelor's degree in accounting and nursing.

Adonica went on to earn an MBA and PHD in Doctorate of Nursing Practice, while continuing to work full time. 

Adonica served a medical mission in Samoa for over 10 years helping people with diabetes and wounds.

She met her husband, Nuumativa, in Samoa.

She was blessed with the miracle of her daughter's birth despite being told she'd be unable to have children after having cancer years before.

Adonica shares lessons she's learned as she struggled with her faith and trust after her divorce.

How has your faith sustained you in your adversity?

I'd love to hear your thoughts!  Our guests value your feedback too! We really appreciate it!  Also, please follow/subscribe to be alerted to upcoming episodes.   

Wishing you lots of love on your own hero’s journey,
xoxo, Karen

Closing thoughts: Thanks so much for listening!   Please share this episode with your loved ones and spread the love to bless others!
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Connect with Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama, MBA, BSN/BSA.

Adonica is completing her Doctorate of Nursing Practice in cardiometabolic endocrinology.  She is married and has 4 children.

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Hi!
I’m Karen Hall, Host of The Hero Within Podcast.

Today in Part 1, our guest is Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama, MBA, BSN/BSA. 

She describes her journey from her painful childhood in foster care after her parents divorced, and her own divorce with 3 young children to then earning graduate degrees and miraculously finding her wonderful husband over 15 years later. 

In today's episode, you will learn:

How Adonica escaped the cycle of poverty.

How Adonica made it through school with 3 children, including one son with autism and a nursing baby, all with no car! 

Adonica supported herself while working full time to earn a double major in accounting and nursing.

Adonica went on to earn an MBA and PHD in Doctorate of Nursing Practice, while continuing to work full time. 

How Adonica served a medical mission in Samoa for over 10 years helping people with diabetes and wounds.

How she met her husband, Nuumativa, in Samoa.

Stay tuned for Part 2, in which Adonica continues to share her love story, her miracles and how her faith helped her heal from her trauma.  

I'd love to hear your thoughts!  Our guests value your feedback too! We really appreciate it!  Also, please follow/subscribe to be alerted to upcoming episodes.   

Wishing you lots of love on your own hero’s journey,
xoxo, Karen

Closing thoughts: Thanks so much for listening!   Please share this episode with your loved ones and spread the love to bless others!
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Podcast: The Hero Within Podcast

Connect with Adonica Ihilani Kauwe Tuitama, MBA, BSN/BSA. 

Adonica is completing her Doctorate of Nursing Practice in cardiometabolic endocrinology.  She is married and has 4 children. 

Facebook: Adonica Kauwe-Tuitama

Need funding for your business but don’t have the credit score? Julian Pilate-Hutcherson (President of Take FLYT Solutions) joins us today to talk about how he transforms businesses by helping entrepreneurs repair their credit to obtain funding. Later, he talks about how his upbringing and being able to go to college as a young Black teen was instrumental in his journey. From there, he’s become an expert in B2B marketing, credit consultancy and helping businesses solve their problems at scale. 

Timestamps:
(6:55) Repairing and building your credit 
(7:41) How business credit kept OutsourcePlug afloat
(11:00) Educating entrepreneurs about credit
(13:15) A game changer for entrepreneurs
(14:18) What makes a great credit consultant?
(17:55) Julian’s upbringing
(20:55) Getting out of your comfort zone
(22:00) How important was college? 
(28:20) Success stories
(32:15) Teaching young kids personal finance skills
(34:50) Why you need to know your credit report
(45:05) Hacks to add healthy accounts to your credit report
(48:05) Another free way to build your credit
(53:45) What does his VA do?
(54:50) How to get into the next level
(56:21) Marketing is the key to everything
(59:40) Learning the B2B trade
(1:05:05) Utilizing CRMs
(1:04:40) Scaling your business
(1:15:45) Relationships in business

Want to scale, effectively and quickly? 
Connect with the host, Anthony Olvera. 
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Share this episode with a friend, and tag us at @anthonyolvera. 

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In this episode, Josh and Ian talk about former US President Donald Trump declaring his Presidential run for 2024, the potential campaign of Ron DeSantis and Republican party division, similarities between Biden and Trump, what it means to be a productive citizen in a capitalist society, the value of a college degree, griefing and the competition of debt and punishment, the monopoly of TicketMaster, President Biden's student loan forgiveness plan being held up in the courts, the ineptitude of US Congress and legislation by fiat, economic comparisons between the US and Nordic countries, the possible antisemitism or mental degradation of Kanye West, the power and responsibility of artists and people of great influence, the death of Aaron Carter, the difference between consumer and independant art, the world of Twitch streamers and participating in content creation, the importance of art in culture, NASA's recent and upcoming Artemis missions to the Moon, and various other topics.

• A federal judge calls student loan relief unlawful, deepening limbo for borrowers
• Kanye West exclusive: Rapper tells Tucker Carlson story behind White Lives Matter shirt
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Recorded 19 November 2022

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Arguably one of the largest investments some people will ever make, a college education is one that has seen diminished value over the past 10+ years. On the low end (public, in-state) the total cost of attendance for a degree averages about $125k nationwide. For private universities, that number soars to $270k!

As corporate demand for college degrees has reduced, the supply of college graduates has increased, and coupling these factors with the soaring cost of college, this investment has become an ROI-negative proposition for many. In this episode we explore why the value of college has dropped what we think should be done about it.

We know that colleges are overwhelmingly anti-Christian and politically liberal.  We also know that kids raised in Christian homes walk away from the faith at alarmngly high numbers.  Should Christians send their kids to college?  With the threat of mountains of college debt and a degree that may not make them more money in the workplace, is it really worth it?  Is a college degree really necessary?  Is college worth it financially?  Is it worth it spiritually?  Should Christians actively discourage college for their kids?

Kristin and Kristin are joined this week by Kevin Dieny to talk marketing and it's relationship to college degrees. There's so much to talk about, which is why you might have noticed this episode is double the length. But we promise it's worth it. While you may not think of a college degree as a buzzword (buzz phrase?), you probably should. Take a listen to the discussion on whether or not a college degree is a requirement for a marketing job, what skills are most valuable to hiring managers (from the POV of the hosts), where you can gain skills and experience before you apply for your next job, and much more. 

If your short on time, the takeaways this episode are our Final Thoughts . You can skip ahead to 46:01 for them.

Resources:

• Apprenti - https://apprenticareers.org/ - creating alternative pathways to access diverse tech talent
• Google Apprenticeships - https://buildyourfuture.withgoogle.com/apprenticeships - Join a work-and-study program at Google 
• Udemy - https://udemy.com - online learning marketplace with over 204k courses
• Coursera - https://coursear.org - start, switch, or advance your career with more than 5k courses, professional certificates, and degrees from world-class universities and companies
• Highway Education - https://highwaydi.com - 16-week, online Digital Marketing bootcamp
• MOPsPROs - https://mopspros.com - community to support the advancement of the marketing operations progression through a safe, supportive, and inclusive environment that fosters communal learning and professional development
• Trailhead - https://trailhead.salesforce.com/ - learn new skills from anywhere and get started for free

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JeVon McCormick has an unusual upbringing. Who gave him his first business advice? It was When he was nine years old, from his dad, who was a pimp!

In this episode, JeVon McCormick,  an American author, President, and CEO of Scribe Media told me his origin story, where he was working for his dad (a pimp), collecting money from prostitutes, did not go to college, and he rose up to be an extremely successful entrepreneur, and eventually became the CEO of Scribe Media, which was an excellent publishing company, and his new book, The Modern Leader.

We also talked about what he had seen socially, learned as an entrepreneur, his biggest regrets, what he thinks about the state of the world should be, and what should do to make sure we have a better tomorrow.

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There are a couple of things that I have been religiously writing about since 2005, and college is one of them!

I have been getting hate and lost friends over this topic, and the articles that I wrote about college! 

So, In this episode of I Was Wrong, I sat down with Robyn and Jay (The Engineer) to talk about was I wrong about colleges? Has my view shifted after all these years? What are the statistics on the salary of college graduates vs non-college graduates? What is happening in the gig economy? And so on...

Listen to this episode and find out more! 

I am planning to do more of this series to show that, sometimes my opinion changes based on timing, research, and also reason!

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