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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2025 · 37 MIN

From Answers to Better Questions: Designing Learning for Mastery

from Moments That Matter · host EO Seattle

Join host Aaron Burnett as he sits down with Edan Shahar, serial founder and CEO of Wild Zebra, to talk about lifelong learning, building a one-to-one AI tutor at scale, designing for mastery (not memorization), empowering teachers—not replacing them—and how EO’s experience-share model sharpened his leadership through big life shifts and company pivots.About Edan Shahar: Serial entrepreneur and education technologist. Former founder/CEO of a successful college-prep company; now leading Wild Zebra, a personalized AI learning platform currently being piloted by more than 6,000 students. Lifelong learner (graduated UW with 249 credits, two majors, three minors), known for Socratic debates, data-driven product building, and protecting student privacy while boosting engagement and outcomes.About EO Seattle: Entrepreneurs' Organization is a global community of more than 20,000 entrepreneurs in 220 chapters and 61 countries. EO helps entrepreneurs to connect, learn, and grow by supporting their business, family, community & personal growth experiences.This podcast features real entrepreneurs sharing real challenges and solutions. No pitches, no sales - just honest conversations about the moments that shape successful businesses.Connect with Edan Shahar: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edan-shahar-273127a/Learn more about Wild Zebra: https://www.wildzebra.com/

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