Why don’t schools teach kids how to manage money? In this episode of Limitless Ed X, we explore why public education skips financial literacy—important lessons like budgeting, saving, and investing—and how this gap leaves students unprepared for the real world. We also look at the growing need for young entrepreneurs to learn about diversification—spreading out their skills and income to stay successful as small businesses grow and the market gets crowded.

Discover how alternative education is stepping up to fill the gap, offering practical, real-world learning that prepares kids for a future where financial literacy is essential. If you’re ready to rethink education and understand how to build money smarts early, this episode is a must-listen!

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The public education system is facing a quiet but critical crisis: the mass departure of Educational Assistants (EAs), Child and Youth Workers (CYWs), and other essential support staff. In this episode of Limitless Ed X, we explore the driving forces behind this exodus and its far-reaching consequences for students, educators, and the future of education. Join us as we delve into the challenges of retaining support staff, the systemic issues they face, and the innovative solutions emerging from alternative education models. What happens when those who support the most vulnerable students decide to step away? Tune in to uncover the answers and reimagine the future of support in education.

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Higher education is undergoing a seismic transformation. As online learning makes college degrees more affordable and accessible, families are rethinking how they invest in their children’s education. In this episode of Limitless Ed X, we explore the rise of mentorship-driven learning, the increasing focus on early education, and how parents are reallocating resources to support younger learners instead of traditional higher education costs. What does this mean for the future of education and career readiness? Join us as we dive into this paradigm shift and its implications for students, families, and educators alike.

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