StartEdUp Podcast

Few people have succeeded, failed, then succeeded like James Altucher. While many people know him for his books "Choose Yourself," and "Reinvent Yourself," as well as his podcast, "The James Altucher Show," some might not know what it took to get there. His track record of finding trends, and seizing on opportunities is amazing. That is why in this episode, we dive deep into education, learning, and what the future might hold for "students" in the next ten years.

Few people have succeeded, failed, then succeeded like James Altucher. While many people know him for his books "Choose Yourself," and "Reinvent Yourself," as well as his podcast, "The James Altucher Show," some might not know what it took to get there. His track record of finding trends, and seizing on opportunities is amazing. That is why in this episode, we dive deep into education, learning, and what the future might hold for "students" in the next ten years.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

The news from this week was unbelievably dark, and made the nation's news outlets cover the horrific mess in Virginia. However, is this a teachable moment?

Can we find "opportunities" and solutions for such a dark topic?

If you want to be offended by the news, you will be. But if we have our mindset on making things better, maybe a dialogue on where to go from here will rise above the hate.

Founder/CEO Brad Wolf stops by to talk about the highs/lows of being an entrepreneur... at age 19. What it took to get The Storybook Factory off the ground, and the struggles of the entrepreneurial life.

Founder/CEO Brad Wolf stops by to talk about the highs/lows of being an entrepreneur... at age 19. What it took to get The Storybook Factory off the ground, and the struggles of the entrepreneurial life.