In this episode, Lawrence Bugg, founder of Future State University, shares powerful insights into why traditional education is falling short in preparing students for a rapidly evolving, AI-driven economy. Lawrence discusses how his game-based platform, Future State University, is leading the way in creating pathways to jobs and careers that don’t even exist yet.

Inside This Episode:

• 🌟 Why 60% of jobs that will exist in 5 years don’t exist today – and how education must adapt.
• 🚀 Lawrence's journey: From no college degree to landing roles at Oracle and McKinsey.
• 🎮 Building a LinkedIn alternative for Gen Z within a 3D game environment.
• 🧠 Creating a "deeper than resume" career profile powered by AI.
• 📉 The shocking trend of tier-three colleges facing enrollment declines.

Perfect For:

• Education Innovators & EdTech Founders seeking to reshape the future of learning.
• Career Development Professionals and those guiding the workforce of tomorrow.
• High School Counselors & Educators looking for alternative paths for students.
• Students considering new, innovative career paths beyond traditional education.
• Hiring Managers & Recruiters aiming to identify top talent in a shifting landscape.

Key Success Stories:

• 💪 From gym trainer to Oracle executive – proving that success doesn't require a traditional degree.
• 📱 Selling one of the first iPad POS systems to Groupon – a game-changing entrepreneurial move.
• 💼 Bootstrapping FSU with an equity-based team, creating an impactful platform for the future.
• 💵 Securing a $50,000 annual contract with their very first customer.

🎧 Listen to the episode now and explore how Lawrence is revolutionizing education for the AI age!

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