By The Conscious Resistance Derrick broze talks with John Hale, musician, venue owner, and founder of Solstream, a blockchain-based streaming platform intended to give artists more control over their music and careers. John explains the problems with the current streaming infrastructure and how Solstream can solve these problems. John also talks about his ticket company … [Read more...] about Can Solstream Disrupt the Big Tech Streaming Monopoly?
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These Are All The Countries Offering Digital Nomad Visas
By Tyler Durden A digital nomad visa allows individuals to live and work remotely in a foreign country for an extended period, usually six months to a year. It’s often accessible to self-employed or remote workers employed by entities outside the host country. This graphic, via Visual Capitalist's Bruno Venditti, shows the countries that offer digital nomad visas as of … [Read more...] about These Are All The Countries Offering Digital Nomad Visas
5 Essential Skills In The Digital Economy
The digital economy has become increasingly prevalent, offering vast opportunities for individuals to generate income online. In this technologically driven era, acquiring specific skills is paramount for those seeking success in the online sphere. Whether pursuing entrepreneurial ventures or freelance opportunities, mastering these skills can significantly enhance one's … [Read more...] about 5 Essential Skills In The Digital Economy
Finding, Creating (and Keeping) a Job in the Era of AI
By Charles Hugh Smith What's valuable is flexible, entrepreneurial, experiential-based skills that can be applied to a variety of problems--including those that have yet to arise. Finding or creating a job with real upside--and keeping it--has been increasingly challenging for a long time. Globalization exposed the economy and workforce to unprecedented cost-cutting … [Read more...] about Finding, Creating (and Keeping) a Job in the Era of AI
10 Education Entrepreneurs Offer Advice To New Founders in 2024
By Kerry McDonald Conversations with leaders of an array of educational models yields some inspiring advice for emerging entrepreneurs eyeing launches in the new year. With parents continuing to seek more personalized education options for their children, and education choice policies expanding in many states to enable funding to follow students, 2024 could be an ideal … [Read more...] about 10 Education Entrepreneurs Offer Advice To New Founders in 2024
Former Public School Teachers Find Happiness In Entrepreneurship
By Kerry McDonald I spent much of last week in the greater Kansas City area visiting microschools and learning pods, and talking to founders, ahead of the Heartland Hybrid & Microschools Summit, hosted by Kansas Policy Institute. All of the seven learning environments I visited in Kansas and Missouri were founded within the past three years and all of the founders are … [Read more...] about Former Public School Teachers Find Happiness In Entrepreneurship
The State Versus Entrepreneurs: Prosperity Always Loses
By Lipton Matthews Governments prioritize economic growth as a national policy to win elections. Economic growth is a concern for all citizens because increasing economic growth improves living standards. There are more opportunities for self-advancement and leisure in a booming economy, so people endorse politicians who demonstrate that they know how to transform a sluggish … [Read more...] about The State Versus Entrepreneurs: Prosperity Always Loses
In This Business-Friendly State, Why Is It So Hard To Start A Private School?
By Kerry McDonald Entrepreneurship is challenging in any sector, but education entrepreneurs often confront regulatory roadblocks and bureaucratic barriers that make launching a new school or innovative learning model particularly difficult. Some of these roadblocks and barriers include occupational licensing requirements for new school founders, such as those in Nevada … [Read more...] about In This Business-Friendly State, Why Is It So Hard To Start A Private School?
A Rural, Waldorf Microschool Gets Shut Down By State Regulators
By Kerry McDonald Ariel Maguire gathered together with other moms in her rural area of the Big Island of Hawaii to create a child-centered educational solution for local families. It was late 2021 and the parents realized that nearly two years of pandemic policies had left their kids behind both academically and socially. There weren’t a lot of child care or … [Read more...] about A Rural, Waldorf Microschool Gets Shut Down By State Regulators
From Scarcity to Abundance – Derrick Broze at Better Way Conference
By The Conscious Resistance On June 4th, 2023, journalist Derrick Broze shared a presentation during the “From Scarcity to Abundance” Panel at the Better Way Conference in Bath, UK! Source: The Conscious Resistance Network Derrick is the founder of TCRN. … [Read more...] about From Scarcity to Abundance – Derrick Broze at Better Way Conference
Technology Is Meaningless Without Entrepreneurship
By Lipton Matthews Technocrats frequently pressure the US government to increase R and D as a strategy to upstage China. The assumption is that public R and D will lead to innovation and economic growth because research generates the science that spurs innovation. Yet the formula is mistaken, for history has shown that science often lags technology. Innovations prior to the … [Read more...] about Technology Is Meaningless Without Entrepreneurship
Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Across the US: A Case Study
By Kerry McDonald The rise of bottom-up education models Across the US, everyday education entrepreneurs are reimagining K-12 education in simple but profound ways. Some of these entrepreneurs are parents trying to solve an educational problem for their own families who decide to bring others along with them. Others are teachers who became fed up with one-size-fits-all … [Read more...] about Education Entrepreneurship and Innovation Across the US: A Case Study