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Ep. 38 Amazon Prime Day Record Sales, How do colleges actually make money, and the future of education and online communities
Overview:
In this episode of Run The Block, Cam and Michael discuss Amazon Prime Day Sales, worker injuries at Amazon warehouses (during these increased sales periods). They also jump into the alarming increase in college tuition over the past four decades, the growing number of non-academic administrative employees in universities, and the high percentage of underemployed college graduates. They bridge these topics to display the benefits of online learning, community-based education, and mentorship programs. They also highlight the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own education and career paths while looking for groups, youtube channels and more relative to one's current level and goals.
Connect:Wanna know more about Cam, Micheal or The Live RICH Project ?
Connect w/ us on Twitter (X) & Instagram so we can continue the convo
@cam.explains | @michael_connects
*Connect with MMU @metabolicmentoruniveristy on Instagram (dm "rich" ) or check out the website: https://www.metabolicmentor.com/
ps - 🔑 The Live RICH Community is now LIVE) 💬 DM myself or michael (links above) ‘live rich' if you want more details and to jump on the waiting list.
We'll be opening a few select spots in July before we go full scale.
Sound Bites:"Half of college graduates end up in jobs that don't require a degree."
"The future of education is something that needs to be decentralized, far more effective, fuel efficient."
"Take Responsibility."
Show Notes:00:20 Amazon Prime Day
08:16 Worker Injuries at Amazon Warehouses
15:55 The Alarming Rise in College Tuition
25:38 The Misappropriation of Funds by Universities
31:06 The Need for a Better Way to Learn
37:21 The Benefits of Online Learning and Mentorship
46:26 Investing in Education Relative to Your Goals
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By Cam SulsonaOverview:
In this episode of Run The Block, Cam and Michael discuss Amazon Prime Day Sales, worker injuries at Amazon warehouses (during these increased sales periods). They also jump into the alarming increase in college tuition over the past four decades, the growing number of non-academic administrative employees in universities, and the high percentage of underemployed college graduates. They bridge these topics to display the benefits of online learning, community-based education, and mentorship programs. They also highlight the need for individuals to take responsibility for their own education and career paths while looking for groups, youtube channels and more relative to one's current level and goals.
Connect:Wanna know more about Cam, Micheal or The Live RICH Project ?
Connect w/ us on Twitter (X) & Instagram so we can continue the convo
@cam.explains | @michael_connects
*Connect with MMU @metabolicmentoruniveristy on Instagram (dm "rich" ) or check out the website: https://www.metabolicmentor.com/
ps - 🔑 The Live RICH Community is now LIVE) 💬 DM myself or michael (links above) ‘live rich' if you want more details and to jump on the waiting list.
We'll be opening a few select spots in July before we go full scale.
Sound Bites:"Half of college graduates end up in jobs that don't require a degree."
"The future of education is something that needs to be decentralized, far more effective, fuel efficient."
"Take Responsibility."
Show Notes:00:20 Amazon Prime Day
08:16 Worker Injuries at Amazon Warehouses
15:55 The Alarming Rise in College Tuition
25:38 The Misappropriation of Funds by Universities
31:06 The Need for a Better Way to Learn
37:21 The Benefits of Online Learning and Mentorship
46:26 Investing in Education Relative to Your Goals