Unlock the secret to true wisdom with a simple yet profound shift—pivot in faith. Discover how embracing new truths transforms your understanding, decision-making, and life's journey. If you've ever felt stuck clinging to old beliefs or overwhelmed by conflicting ideas, this episode is your guide to unlocking clarity and growth.

Join Philip Mason as he unpacks the timeless principles behind Pascal’s insight that reason is a tool, not a foundation, and how the effort we invest in discovering truth makes it truly ours. Through compelling stories and practical examples, he reveals why self-interest isn't just a business concept—it's a moral advantage, and how entrepreneurs and individuals alike can harness this power for good.

We break down:

• The 10 steps to wisdom, focusing today on "pivot in faith" and why it’s crucial in today’s information age
• The real meaning behind Milton Friedman’s law of business and why profit-motivated practices foster morality and freedom
• How to distinguish self-interest from selfishness, and why the pursuit of personal benefit benefits society at large
• The dangers of government overreach and how free enterprise promotes self-reliance and prosperity
• Practical ways to test, evaluate, and apply new knowledge swiftly so it becomes lasting wisdom

This episode is perfect for learners, entrepreneurs, and anyone ready to challenge their assumptions and grow. If you’re tired of superficial knowledge and seek principles that withstand time and turmoil, this episode will inspire you to see every new idea as an opportunity to build a stronger, wiser life.

Don’t let false beliefs hold you back—learn to pivot in faith and discover truth for yourself. Your journey toward wisdom starts now.

Ready to transform your family into a world class learning center? Saddle up then partner! Join me Phillip Mason as we discuss the reasons why millions of Americans are leaving Public Schools in the dust and innovating in their own homes, empowering themselves and their children to become dynamic, happy, and wise scholars. Welcome to Episode #8 of The Phillip Mason Show.

Wisdom has always been one of the most sought after virtues through the ages. Those that possess wisdom make the right choices and are more likely to build others up and secure a productive and happy life. In this video we unpack the 10 first steps to developing personal wisdom.

Learn the 3 Big Reasons why students need to be homeschooled. Parents are in a terrific position to bless their children's lives like never before in these 3 special ways. Parents have the power to transform their child's life immediately with homeschooling.

Men should lead out by taking charge of their families education and be equal partners with their spouses in this noble endeavor. Find out how to resolve some of your concerns about homeschooling and to start building amazing offspring.

Humility isn't a popular topic but the greatest women and men on earth through the ages have it as their hallmark. The wisest and most intelligent have a high degree of humility which opens them up to learning and growth. Humility allows people to recognize absolute truths and the immutable laws of nature. We should make humility a virtue that everyone strives for. Join me as a we discover the purpose of the first step to wisdom.

Learn about Thomas Jefferson's ideas for education in the United States and learn about how Horace Mann sought to permanently rewrite the playbook on American Education based on what he observed in Europe. He was also instrumental in bringing about the modern textbook. Textbooks today are dull and boring yet efficient. Textbooks today often neglect teaching the principles of morality. Great books contain stories that act like case studies for helping us better understand morality and how to act in difficult and trying situations. AI is helpful in sharing information with us but reading the Great Books helps us develop our character. There is no substitute for that experience.

While there are many reasons why public schools are struggling; here in this video you will find the three key reasons why public schools are failing in their purpose to help educate the rising generation. The conversation delves into the influence of ideologies, particularly Marx and Nietzsche, on the education system in America. Phillip Mason argues that the presence of these ideologies among parents and students poses a significant threat to traditional values and the integrity of the school system. He emphasizes that if these beliefs dominate public discourse in schools, the foundational virtues necessary for a free society will be undermined.

Takeaways: If ideologies like Marx and Nietzsche dominate, freedom is at risk. The presence of certain beliefs in schools challenges traditional values. Public school systems are influenced by parental ideologies. Good cardinal virtues are essential for a healthy education system. The current educational landscape reflects ideological battles. Parent-teacher conferences are platforms for ideological expression. School board meetings are battlegrounds for values. The integrity of the school system is under threat. America is witnessing a shift in educational values. The future of education depends on the values taught. education, ideologies, Marx, Nietzsche, values, free country, school system, virtues, America

Did you know that most people unknowingly prevent themselves from learning new things and gaining additional wisdom. Find out how you can release human pride and enmity and transform yourself into a human sponge for better learning. In this conversation Phillip Mason explores Step #2 Willingness to Learn in The 10 First Steps To Wisdom. Phillip also reveals the significance of cardinal virtues in education, the moral teachings of great books, and the challenges of passive learning in public schools.

Takeaways

• Step #2 Willingness to Learn of The 10 Steps to Wisdom
• Cardinal virtues essential for moral motivation
• Great books teach morality and societal function
• Passive learning model in public schools
• Understand why homeschooling is efficient and effective