Higher education seems to be quite the topic these days. With the rising costs of education and the debate as to whether or not students are learning applicable skills, it seems inevitable that we'll see a shift away from traditional higher education to something more practical and affordable. I've been an advocate for

Do you have an impossible dream? If you ever feel like you're meant for more in this life but you doubt that one person can make a difference, this episode is for you. Listen in as my friend Adam and I talk about how to live your purpose and change the world — no matter who you are.

Getting rich is for amateurs. A real entrepreneur, one with serious guts and vision, wants to make the world a better place. If that's you, it's time to enter the world of social enterprise—business that seeks to make both a profit and a positive impact, on anything from education to world hunger. This is a tall order,

If you’re struggling to recruit talent, listen in. Because according to this week’s guest, Adam Braun, your traditional candidate pool is about to get a lot deeper. The founder of Pencils of Promise, a nonprofit that builds elementary schools in third-world nations, has recently launched a new form of higher education.

On this episode one of my favorite humans of all-time, Adam Braun, co-hosts the showwwwwwwww with me. If you don't know, Adam is the founder of Pencils of Promise, a non-profit that's near and dear to my heart. Now he's on new "mission" with MissionU, bringing a new age thought to how we approach higher education. Such

Adam is a New York Times bestselling author and entrepreneur. He is the Founder of Pencils Of Promise, the award winning organization that has built nearly 400 schools around the world. In 2017 he is focusing on our broken college system by launching MissionU, a college alternative for the 21st century. Sponsors: Desig