The Skooled Millennial

Jill Stanton went from being a bartender for a decade to creating a highly successful online business with her husband, Josh, that allows them to be digital nomads, travel to and live in whatever country they desire, and build wealth through passive income. As co-founder of Screw The Nine To Five, Stanton says she was never a fan of the nine-to-five career model and is now helping others who desire her lifestyle to their nine-to-five jobs for a more fulfilling career path.
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Samantina Zenon is an actress, content producer and social media influencer. She has carved a space for herself among a small but fast-growing number of social media influencers who are making a name for themselves. Zenon joins Skooled to discuss her journey to becoming a social media influencer and share her advice for others who are interested in doing the same. 
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Is chivalry dead? If so, who killed it? Or has the idea of chivalry evolved over time with each generation? Chivalry is by definition, a medieval knightly system with religious, moral and social codes. Over time it has become a set of ideals, codes and customs the vast majority of society associates with courtship. Many of today’s young adults perceive chivalry differently than previous generations, which can have a profound impact on the romantic outcomes for many young singles and couples. Lisa Velazquez is the Ladypreneur behind Lisa Talks Love, a boutique lovestyle coaching company. She joins Skooled to break down the modern day nuances of chivalry and how young adults can have romance regardless of how they perceive chivalry. 
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Long-distance relationships are far more common than ever before. Living in a global society can sometimes involves traveling wherever career or job opportunities are, even if they’re away from home or your significant other. It also means having the option of living a more transient lifestyle if one should choose. More young adults are discovering that they don’t have to choose between moving away or traveling to fulfill their goals and dreams and enjoying a romantic relationship. It is possible to do both. Living in an age of digital communication has made it easier. But it takes more than video chats to keep that love alive. Skooled host Nia Clark is joined by co-host and husband, Jason Clark, to share their own experiences with maintaining a long-distance relationship and tips on how to keep long-distance love alive. 
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Studies show 87% of U.S workers lack passion for their jobs, 80% of Americans are dissatisfied with their jobs and a quarter of Americans say work is their primary source of stress. If you can relate to these statistics than it may be time to ask yourself whether its time to look for a new job or make a career change. Career Coach and Forbes contributor, Rachel Montanez joins Skooled to help us explore how to identify if we’re getting the most out of our jobs and when we should consider breaking up with our boss. 
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Shifting ideas of gender roles among millennials and members of Generation Z have changed the way young adults approach their roles and responsibilities on a first date, particularly when it comes to finances and who foots the bill. The shift in perception of gender roles coupled with the increasing financial burdens more young adults experience can create tension between two people on a first date when deciding who should pay for that date. Journalist, Nia Clark (also known as Nia Hamm in her role as a TV Reporter) and her husband/co-host Jason Clark discuss an expert’s take on the issue. 
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The rates of certain forms of cancer are increasing among young adults. Recent studies show a correlation between cancer rates in young adults, particularly millennials, and obesity. But experts say there are other risk factors and reasons that explain this trend. Dr. Adrienne Phillips specializes in Hematology and Oncology. She is also an Assistant Professor at Weill Cornell Medicine/NewYork-Presbyterian. Dr. Phillips joins Skooled to explain why more young adults are being diagnosed with cancer and how best to prevent it. 
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If you feel as though you’re in the rat race and constantly running on a wheel without ever getting ahead, you’re not alone. A Gallup study found that about 7 out of 10 millennials experience some level of burnout on the job. A recent buzz-worthy article labeled millennials as the “burnout generation.” What’s behind the prevalence of burnout among young adults and how can it be fixed? Breakthrough Coach, Nando Rodriguez joins Skooled to help answer those questions. 
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Commitment doesn’t have to be between two or more people. The same goes for vows. You can also commit to yourself. In fact, relationship coach, Dr. Michelle Hanna, teaches that in order to ensure healthy, long-lasting commitments to another person such as the vows people make during a wedding ceremony, we should also be making them to ourselves. Dr. Hannah joins Skooled to explain what she calls self-vows.
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For celebrity fitness trainer turned author Jerry Ford, as a child it seemed as if the only choices he had were guns, drugs or violence. As he got older, he realized those choices might leave him dead or in jail. So he chose to pursue his dream of becoming a celebrity fitness trainer and a wealthy entrepreneur. He shares his difficult but rewarding journey in his book GUNS, DRUGS OR WEALTH, which he joins Skooled to talk about. 
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