EP 48 The Uncharted Paths of High School Graduates and Young Entrepreneurs

Ever wondered how teenagers of today cope with the distinct complexity of graduating high school amidst a global pandemic? Our guests, cousins Razi and Amon, are here to shed light on their individual journeys of navigating advanced courses, doubling math classes, and emerging victorious with scholarships to esteemed universities. Their story is a testament to the importance of robust support systems, which include devoted teachers, family, and friends that have played a pivotal role in their success. In addition, this episode ventures into the exciting domain of youth development and entrepreneurship. Our guests share their rich experiences, from working with their grandmother"s business to crafting their own ventures. They share their struggles with marketing on a shoestring budget and the thrill of approaching companies for job opportunities. This episode poses a question, what does it take to groom young employees into valuable additions to the workforce? We’ll help you find out. Finally, we move beyond the typical, navigating through a myriad of topics such as podcasting, startups, and money-making strategies. Get ready to unravel the intricate process of starting a podcast in Bermuda, learn ways to make it profitable, and comprehend the subtleties of investing in the Black community. We toss around the importance of geographical knowledge, and how travel can broaden one"s worldview. Whether it"s understanding the nuances of hustling or the significance of geographical awareness, this episode is sure to enrich your perspective. Tune in for an enriching, exciting, and enlightening conversation with Razi and Amon.