6 1/2 Things I Wish School Had Taught Me

from IMPACT Driven · host Ken Eash

The purpose of education is to make good human beings with skill and expertise... Enlightened human beings can be created by teachers. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam6.5 Things High School Didn’t Teach Me1 How to find or create work you love (business management)2 Finding purpose in life3 Using tech to make life better4 How to be an effective salesman5 Personality insights6 How money actually works6 1/2 Critical thinkingHere is the link to download 'The Strangest Secret' journal.Follow the Constructive Liberty podcast and join in the conversation:Telegram channelTelegram groupMeweFB pageYT channelOdysee channelRumbleIMPACT Driven website Connect with Ken (your host) here:InstagramFacebookTwitterTikTokMeWeGabHere's a few ways you can support the show:Share the show with a friendLeave us a 5-star review: Apple, Google, Spotify, Stitcher, PodchaserUnderstand yourself and others a little better, learn the why and how behind the things people do, with a personality assessment Listen on a podcast 2.0 app like FountainBuy me a book from my Amazon wish listDonate some Auponic credits to the...

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