HeyJaredYou Know Everything
Born of survival, raised on resistance. Trained in capitalism, but fluent in critique. This is my reckoning with the American Dream— and the blueprint I’m building in its place.
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Episode 251: Nobody Knows What They’re Doing Anymore (opens the original)
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Hey Fam, We are back! Today we are talking ALL THINGS uncertainty, AI, discernment, expertise and what happens when the old playbook disappears. Does anybody actually know what the fuck is going on anymore? The economy is weird. AI is changing the rules in real time. Jobs, platforms, customers, business models, all of it is moving. And maybe the problem isn’t that you haven’t found the right expert yet. Maybe the map is gone.
Episode 250: Cool, So Everything Changed (opens the original)
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HEYOO, Welcome to the new season where we are talking ALL THINGS business 3.0 The old rules of work, business, leadership and success are breaking down, and frankly, good. What does Business 3.0 actually mean and who this podcast is for? This episode has all your classic BZ tangents about work, money, power, AI, ownership, resilience and what we build when the old instructions stop making sense. No blueprint. No fake certainty. Just better questions, stronger capabilities, and a willingness to b
Why Work Isn't Working: Chapter 12 (opens the original)
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Chapter 12: Work is Your Weapon, Forge Your Future Well folks, we made it to the end. If you listened to this whole audiobook series, truly, thank you. Thank you for giving this project your time, your attention, your walks, your drives, your dishwashing hours, and your existential spirals. My hope is that you take something real from it. . A little more permission to question what you inherited. A little more language for what your body already knew. A little more courage to stop feeding dead s
Why Work Isn't Working: Chapter 11 (opens the original)
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Chapter 11: Fire the Boss. The Occupied Interior Chapter Eleven argues that leaving the job does not mean you have fired the boss. This chapter unpacks how self-employed people recreate the same pressure, urgency, undercharging, approval-seeking, and self-surveillance they thought they escaped, and why real sovereignty begins when you fire the internal boss and build work that no longer runs on self-betrayal.
Why Work Isn't Working: Chapter 10 (opens the original)
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Chapter Ten: Regenerative Retirement Chapter 10 argues that retirement was never designed for your benefit. It's a 19th century control mechanism, invented to manage aging workers, that got rebranded as a reward. This chapter traces that history from Bismarck's pension scheme through Social Security's built-in exclusions, then shows why the deal is broken even on its own terms. In place of the old script, Business 3.0 proposes regenerative retirement... reclaiming agency over your time now, in f
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