In this episode of Thanks But No One Asked You, host Britt Hunter dives into a bold, funny, and thought-provoking conversation that spans everything from must-read books and wild conspiracy theories to the power of running, surviving Teach For America, and shaking up outdated dress codes in tech. The episode closes with real talk on pivoting from education to entrepreneurship—and the creativity, courage, and chaos that come with it.

• Books often mirror our own journeys and beliefs.
• Conspiracy theories can be both hilarious and revealing.
• Running is more than exercise—it’s therapy and reflection.
• Teach For America tests your grit and reshapes your purpose.
• Great classroom management starts with empathy and flexibility.
• Redefining dress codes can redefine who feels seen in tech.
• Creativity often grows from wanting to own your path.
• Honest feedback fuels growth and better ideas.
• Every pivot brings lessons you didn’t expect.
• Learning never stops—personally or professionally.

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