StartEdUp Podcast

Robert Greene's new book, "Laws of Human Nature" goes into the behaviors and habits of people and their motives.

However, I asked Robert to focus the "laws" to k-12 students.

We go into mindset, mentors, and social media addiction.

If you want to win a signed copy, please either leave a star rating and review on iTunes. If you've already left a review, please a comment on our Facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/StartEdUpFoundation/

Attention all young entrepreneurs, parents, and teachers.

The StartEdUp Foundation in 2019 will:

Launch a venture fund for k-12 entrepreneurs.

Expand to 8 cities (hopefully more).

Provide more resources to teachers, parents, and aspiring young entrepreneurs.

If you have an interest in donating to the student fund (tax deductible fund), please go to www.startedupfoundation.org or email me at:

Kristyn Klei Borrero, Ed.D., is an accomplished educational leader and coach, who strives to make a profound difference in the professional lives of other educators and students. Kristyn has committed to improving the academic outcomes for all students, especially those in traditionally disenfranchised schools, as a classroom teacher, principal, area superintendent, and cofounder and CEO of CT3. Her first book, Every Student, Every Day: A No-Nonsense Nurturer® Approach to Reaching All Learners, was released in October 2018.

You can find more information about her book, Every Student, Every Day: A No-Nonsense Nurturer® Approach to Reaching All Learners at: https://www.ct3education.com/book/

Dr. David Lenihan, Ph.D., J.D., FRSM is a medical school dean and health technology entrepreneur. He's the CEO of Tiber Health, a technology company that's focused on innovating medical school education and helping to solve the global physician shortage.

In this episode we breakdown the education pipeline, and what Tiber health is doing to empower more students to become doctors.

I have three wishes for educators and entrepreneurs this holiday season.

1. Slow down.

2. Be kind.

3. Unplug

Sue Jamback is a veteran charter principal, charter network leader, and consultant. She serves in under-resourced communities with intent to eradicate the achievement gap and turn off the tap of the school-to-prison pipeline. Her work with restorative approach has eliminated counter-productive and ineffective out-of-school suspensions while increasing academic achievement in struggling urban communities of The Bronx; Gary and Indianapolis, Lowell, Massachusetts; Dayton; and Little Rock. She imagines a day when all students, regardless of their starting place and obstacles presented successfully triumph to lead fulfilling and purposeful lives. She authored The Restorative Playbook to be released in 2018.

www.restorativeus.com

email: [email protected]

social media: linkedin.com/in/suejamback

In this episode, graphic designer Sydney Noland discusses life after college after she took a chance to move out west to Washington state and work with the Seattle Seahawks.

She also talks about the honor of working with Russell Wilson, QB of the Seahawks, and helping him with the "My Cleats, My Cause" campaign with the NFL and "Friends of the Children" Non-Profit.

You can find more of Sydney's work at: https://sydneynoland.com/

When it comes to expelling a student- when do schools draw the line? If it is our duty to educate a child, are we sending the wrong message to "throw them out" for making a mistake?

But what is the line between a mistake and school threat?

Is it the job of the school to correct the student mistake- or remove them to not affect the student body?

I would love to hear back from you.

Please respond at www.facebook.com/startedup

Or email me at: [email protected]

Brady Anderson is a student entrepreneur on a mission. His mission: to make connections, learn, and put his knowledge into action.

So wether he is working on an elementary drone program, or seeing up a blockchain network- he wants to get this experience now- before he goes to college.

You can follow him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brady-anderson-2750b9148/

As a survival expert and former US Navy Air Rescue Swimmer, Brian

Dickinson, delivers one of the most powerful experiences you will ever hear.

His story exemplifies what it takes to face adversity and overcome impossible

obstacles, leaving audiences inspired to conquer their greatest fears.

In 2011, Brian soloed the summit of Mount Everest, but then went completely snow blind on the descent. Hand over hand he made his way down blind and alone. What should have taken 3 hours to reach high camp, ended up taking him 7 hours. Brian took a major fall down the south summit and eventually ran out of supplemental oxygen, but through determined faith and focus he survived the impossible!