The strongest engineer Matt Dalio ever hired didn't have a high school diploma. Outperformed candidates from the best schools in the world. I sat down with Matt @Endless48 - founder of @endless_global - on Entrepreneur Perspectives. We get into why portfolio beats pedigree, what Arizona State is doing differently in higher ed, and why teaching kids to build games might be the most complete education there is. 0:00 Why ASU is rethinking higher education 8:06 No degree required 11:26 Portfolio over pedigree 16:00 Game-making as a real education 23:37 Claude Code and the future of building 42:00 Teaching a generation to build

A conversation with Senan Khawaja, CEO of Kollegio — Stanford grad, recently funded startup founder, & someone using AI to rethink college counseling, admissions, career prep, and what higher ed even is. You can listen to Entrepreneur Perspectives right here on X. Chapters: 06:31 – AI for college admissions 10:45 – The rising costs of college 15:47 – College prestige and signaling 28:16 – The Future of College in 2030 38:49 – Disconnects in Curriculum 49:11 – College counselor shortages

A conversation with Ankit Somani — co-founder of Conifer, former Google PM, hardware builder, and father challenging conventional wisdom. You can listen right here on X. Chapters: 00:34 – Leaving Big Tech - Google 05:57 – Hiring: What Ankit Looks For (Not Your GPA) 07:37 – Is College Still Worth It? 12:11 – Fundraising: The Power of a Cold Pitch 22:25 – Conifer: No Rare Earths & $20M Backing 43:23 – Parenting with Tech in the Age of AI

"AI is awesome, and it provides many opportunities for advancement in different sectors. Where I find it gets tricky is where a lot of people, especially when it comes to content creation, leverage AI to replace the humanness of content." – Madeleine Lambert of @AIoriginality on the Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast A conversation about AI in copyright, education, search engines, and content creation. Episode available right here on X.

Serious People Will Always Read with Eric Jorgenson When @EricJorgenson discovered @naval Ravikant’s work as a young entrepreneur, it changed his life. Years later, he’s turned that inspiration into tangible impact — writing a book that’s helped millions understand Naval’s principles, running a global publishing company that’s changing how people create books, and building real leverage through content. In this conversation on the Entrepreneur Perspectives podcast, Eric discusses what actually works in modern media, why serious people still prioritize reading in a world of endless content, and how to think about playing long-term games. Eric Jorgenson is the CEO of @scribe and the author of The Almanack of Naval Ravikant. Chapters: The power of reading Why spend all this time podcasting Naval’s ideas in practice and media leverage What is the ROI of content creation Fame, social media, vanity metrics The Sovereign Child by @astupple launch story Finding truth in modern media Remote work, energy, and Scribe Media College, AI tutors, and the future of learning Why serious people always read The Book of Elon Musk

“… it might be time to believe them.” Hidden Potential by @AdamMGrant

The Presidential Election Decided by Podcasts. Besides that truth, there’s plenty of ridiculousness in this episode of Saviors of the Metaverse which has 0 mentions of this so-called Metaverse. W/ co-host @nufuturist aka Jared, aka Kamala impersonator podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Here's the problem with not reading enough. You start to over-believe in set recipes. Read widely and make it yours.

Why should you host or guest on a podcast?🎙️ You’ll be forced to listen to yourself speak.🙉😬 And that’s when you can get to work on being a better communicator.