GI Bill
United States law that provided a range of benefits for returning World War II veterans
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How to Effortlessly Build an 8-Figure Business in 2024 (feat. @aliabdaal)
BigDeal by Codie Sanchez
Rachel mentions she attended college on the GI Bill, meaning she did not pay for her education.
MassBridge Apprenticeships Symposium May 2022
MIT Open Learning
A benefit Travis Barrett utilized to help fund his apprenticeship period.
Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks — Powerful Books, Mystics, and More
Tim Ferriss
A US act providing benefits to WWII veterans, an example of measures to help those who made sacrifices during the war and a shift towards 'we'.
If I was broke in 2024, here’s exactly what I’d do… (feat. James Altucher)
BigDeal by Codie Sanchez
The benefit Cody Sanchez used to pay for college, highlighting a way to avoid student loan debt.
Day 1, Keynote with Sanjay Sarma and William Bonvillian | Bridging the Education/Workforce Gap
MIT Open Learning
Referenced as a historical example of a large-scale government effort to reskill returning soldiers after World War II, drawing a parallel to the current need for workforce education.
Open Learning Talks | Workforce Education: A New Roadmap
MIT Open Learning
Historical legislation that provided opportunities for returning soldiers after World War II, used as a parallel for current workforce education needs.
Mike Birbiglia Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
Tim Ferriss
Legislation that allowed Oliver Stone to go to film school after serving in the army.
The Power of Belief! | Charlton Jackson | TEDxChadwick International School
TEDx Talks
A benefit that allowed Charlton Jackson's father, as a veteran, to obtain low-interest loans to buy a house.
How to find your thing
My First Million
Legislation that funded college for returning WWII soldiers, contributing to a post-war boom and a 'golden age of leisure'.