In this episode, we discuss some of the most important things that we should learn early in life before it's too late.
As we go through the traditional education system, we learn a lot of things that are considered necessary for our future careers and daily life. However, there are many important things that are often left out of the curriculum.
These are skills and knowledge that can significantly impact our lives and help us thrive in the real world.
In this episode, Eddie and I discuss some of the most critical things that we should have learned in school but, unfortunately, did not. As parents, it is our responsibility to teach our kids these things so that we set them up for success.
The first point on our list is communication.
Communication is a fundamental aspect of our daily life, yet it is not given the attention it deserves in traditional education.
We need to teach our kids how to express themselves effectively and understand how to communicate with others in various situations, including conflict resolution and negotiation.
Tune in for our list of important things that are never taught in school but are critical in life.
Key Takeaways
- Effective communication (18:41)
- Emotional intelligence (22:05)
- Critical thinking (23:37)
- Financial literacy and building credit (25:40)
- Relationship building (28:10)
- Surviving without technology (29:29)
- Mental health (35:50)
- Basic legal knowledge (34:08)
- Home economics (37:43)
- Finding a job (40:30)
- Failing and learning from it (43:07)
- Time management (44:21)
- First aid- Saving a life (45:38)
- Public speaking and presentation skills (48:37)
- Entrepreneurship - How to start and run a business (50:55)
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