Always Flat Front. You've Got To Be

My Mothers Dad Dropped Out Of The Eighth Grade To Work. He Had To. By The Time He Was 30, He Was A Master Electrician, Plumber, Carpenter, Mason, Mechanic. That Guy Was, To Me, A Magician. Anything That Was Broken, He Could Fix. Anybody Anywhere In Our Community Knew That If There Was A Problem, Carl Was There To Fix It.

It’s About, When Did It Make Sense To Say One Size Fits Everybody? It Never Ever Ever Made Sense To Do That, And Yet We’re Still Selling Education The Same Way We Sold It When You And I Were In High School.

Im A B-list Celebrity Trying To Give It An Honest Look. They See Me Do Actual Work. ... I Try To Be The Viewer With A Microphone.

You've Got A Lot Of Very, Very Smart People Standing By Waiting For Somebody Else To Do The Work. Not A Recipe For Long-term Solvency In My Opinion.

The Skills Gap Is A Reflection Of What We Value. To Close The Gap, We Need To Change The Way The Country Feels About Work.