
Episode 330 - 60% of Students Will Work Jobs That Don't Exist Today | Dana Roefer
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The Current Challenges Facing Teens:
- 60% of today's students will work in jobs that don't exist yet
- Social media pressure and public identity formation
- College costs forcing earlier career decisions
- Record levels of anxiety and depression among young people
The Three-Part Framework:
- Identity Discovery - Using tools like Working Genius to help teens understand their God-given strengths
- Redemptive Imagination - Exposing kids to diverse entrepreneurial stories and possibilities
- Conversation Starters - Creating opportunities for meaningful dialogue about faith, work, and purpose
AI and the Future of Work:
- How machine learning is automating predictable tasks
- Why creativity, curiosity, and question-asking will be essential skills
- The shift from needing specific degrees to developing entrepreneurial mindsets
- Lecrae's journey as both artist and business creator
- Phil Vischer's VeggieTales story of failure and redemption
- Dude Perfect's entrepreneurial success
- Personal stories of kids engaging with entrepreneurial content
- How families can use the course for summer activities
- Ways schools and churches can implement the curriculum
- The importance of adults calling out gifts in young people
- Creating environments that foster entrepreneurial thinking
- "Curiosity is a superpower"
- "The only time you have to be good at everything is at this point in their life"
- "Change starts with us and change starts at home"
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