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I Think A Trillion Dollars Of Student Loans And A Massive Skills Gap Are Precisely What Happens To A Society That Actively Promotes One Form Of Education As The Best Course For The Most People. I Think The Stigmas And Stereotypes That Keep So Many People From Pursuing A Truly Useful Skill, Begin With The Mistaken Belief That A Four-year Degree Is Somehow Superior To All Other Forms Of Learning.

I Come From A Blue Collar Family, But My Personal Life Isn't. I Didn't Get The Gene That My Grandfather Had In Spades. He Was A Local Hero. Built The Church That I Went To. Built The House I Grew Up In. Steamfitter, Pipefitter, Electrician, Mechanic And Plumber. I Wanted To Do Those Things. But It Just Didn't Come Easy.

Passion Is Too Important To Be Without, But Too Fickle To Be Guided By. Which Is Why I’m More Inclined To Say, 'don’t Follow Your Passion, But Always Bring It With You.'

I'm Allergic To Rocks Hitting Me In The Face.

Dirt Used To Be A Badge Of Honor. Dirt Used To Look Like Work. But We've Scrubbed The Dirt Off The Face Of Work And Consequently We've Created This Suspicion Of Anything That's Too Dirty.