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Welcome to the expect success podcast, a presentation of George ballek.com with your host George Ballek. This podcast is for all things personal development. Don't expect success. Prepare for it. Please welcome your host, George balling.
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Welcome to expect success@georgeballek.com. Now, in addition to listening to our podcast, you could also view the video format on youtube@georgetube.com. Gary Vanderchuck is a Bian American entrepreneur, author, speaker, and internet personality. And like me, you might know him best from YouTube now on today's show. Gary talks about how people are not set up for success by modern schooling methods or curriculums. Listen to Gary.
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Hey Siri, who's the 19th president of the United States. To me,
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The 19th. The fact that I know that Rutherford B Hayes is 19th president of the United States. That quickly makes me laugh at every school in America. That's making kids memorize the presence of the United States. Yeah, it's lazy. You know, I think we're not preparing people for success. Um, because a lot of times it's not in our vested interest. You know, I have a lot of respect for education systems and companies, but they have to recognize that the curriculum that we are pushing down our employees and students' throats nine outta 10 times, is outd at best and completely an outer space for the reality of the marketplace at worse mm-hmm<affirmative>, you know, in a practicality standpoint, if you're teaching students, thi for example, if you're teaching in any manner, that is predicated on memorization, that is laughable. Yeah. Let's start there. Every single piece of education in the world that sits with memorization should be eliminated because information is a commodity. It sits on your phone. Yeah. Hey Siri, who's the 19th president of the United States. To me,
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The 19th. The fact that I know that Rutherford Hayes is have a look 19th president of the United States that quickly makes me laugh at every school in America. That's making kids memorize the presence of the United States. Yeah. It's lazy. Mm-hmm<affirmative>. And so I think we do a lot of that. And so what would I say in the same way that people, companies manage people and you know, don't let them post on social media. Like all these parents that aren't letting their kids spend a lot of time on the screen. What world do you think your kid's gonna live in? Your kid's gonna live in a computer. Yeah. Let it, like, it's gonna be like this. Screen's gonna be in them. And you are, and you are worried about their screen time for what? So they can read a book like literally the device that's delivering the information is your passion. Mm-hmm,<affirmative> all those parents that don't let their kids play video games. Meanwhile, their kids could have become the most success, successful eSports players. Yes. We fear monger the future. And we over respect the past. Yeah. We fear the future and we over respect over respect. The past, the past is the past. Nobody's going on a time machine. So, you know, I would say education and businesses have a very common thing. They over respect the past.
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That's awesome. Now for more from Gary, they simply search YouTube and be sure to visit his website. Gary Vander, chuck.com. Gary's famous book crushing. It can be found@hiswebsiteandoramazon.com. And I'll be sure to leave a link in the show notes. Oh, and it comes at an audio format too. And remember as the late great Jim moan used to say, you are the average of the five people you spend the most time with today. You've been hanging out with Gary V keep up the momentum, subscribe to our newsletter. So you never miss another episode. Well, catch on the next show and thanks Amelia for listening. See ya.
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