HeyJaredYoung Entrepreneurs Show with JC
Young Entrepreneurs Show is a new podcast show to educate, motivate, and showcase the next generation of entrepreneurs.The 45min weekly showcase will feature regulars guests such as Lucas Lane from Glossy Boys, the 14 year old making over 6 figures selling nail polish.The aim…
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YES Ep - 58 Anyway/Year 13 Co-Founder Saxon Phipps (opens the original)
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What does the future really look like for young Australians entering the workforce? JC sits down with Saxon Phipps, Co-Founder of Year13 , to talk entrepreneurship, careers, education and why the traditional pathway from school to work is changing. Saxon shares the story behind building Year13, the lessons from growing a business focused on young people, and his perspective on what the next generation needs to thrive in a rapidly changing world. From starting a business to finding your own path,
YES Ep - 57 Elucidate Education Co-Founder Jack Anderson (opens the original)
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What does it take to turn a big dream into real-world impact? This week, JC sits down with Jack Anderson — 2025 WA Young Australian of the Year, Global Humanitarian of the Year, 7-time author, Harvard graduate and Co-Founder of Elucidate Education. Jack shares how he’s helped more than 100,000 students access educational resources, his journey to Harvard, and why he’s committed to tackling education inequality. A conversation about ambition, purpose, backing yourself and using success to create
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