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For many years, I have helped people discover their limitations and overcome them., which has been extremely rewarding...now taking it to a whole new level by putting this knowledge into the hands of students that are stuck in the "underemployment" of today's changed economy. A high percentage of young people cannot find work despite their degree and massive student debts....the missing link is to teach them to take control in their lives to combine their strengths, passions, degrees, and all the available options in technology to build their own businesses as self reliant entrepreneurs. One of the greatest gifts we can give people is to teach them to be self reliant....I am happy to play a role in that teaching...
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Transitioning Education
Posted on December 31, 2015 at 9:40am 0 Comments 0 Likes
This network is focused on transformation from the bottom up. I believe we must take a stand for what our students require to achieve success in the 21st century.
A big missing link is the high underemployment, and student debt young people are carrying. We have a whole generation of young people that have done what they have been taught to do...go to school, get a degree, and get a job. They have followed the advice of parents, educators and society in general. Yet,…
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Happy Birthday, Debbie!!! Ron
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