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Mar 2021

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Why I’m Optimistic about Education Refor...

Gary Vaynerchuk

About this episode

Today’s episode is an interview that I gave on “The MYX” a podcast that aims to redefine the higher education experience. In this interview, we break down the importance of education, yet critique the areas in which our modern education system is fundamentally broken. We dive into what matters in education reform and why the education system didn’t work for me. Enjoy! Let me know what you thought.

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