Jason Wild

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The Home Service Expert Podcast · Jason Wild | Every "No" He Heard Was Worth $12 Million · 6 Aug 2026 podcast

Number one, I've got kids.

And I don't think that public or private schools today do a very good job.

And I think, you know, parents would say it's a moral responsibility, but the answers that are out there are just pushing more screen time, more tablet, more games.

And to me, it's the wrong answer.

So I think that there's a huge opportunity to prepare the next generation

not just in like savings and setting up an account, but I think really tied to, you know, becoming a good citizen and a good person in this world and the responsibility of how you use those finances.

Um, and I think that there's a ton of opportunity around that.

I'm actually working with an organization that's called bounce 10.

That's been doing this for some time.

I'm going to try to help them scale and they're a wonderful organization.

And, uh, so yeah, I, uh, I'm a little biased in that answer, but, uh, I think there's a huge opportunity to prepare the next generation of kids to, um, to hopefully activate their moral compass and think of the world more as more of just a capitalist playground.

I think my biggest professional dream at the moment is to have a book where, and I think it's already started.

My professional dream is to actually give people hope and a bit of a toolkit for them to find relevance in this fast-changing world.

I think it's clear that

change will never be as slow as it is right now.

I mean, the world is shifting literally under our feet every week.

It's amazing.

And so as a, as a teaser article for the book that's coming out, we partnered with the Harvard business review and in the upcoming March, April magazine, and we're on the cover and the article is focused on why do great innovations fail to scale?

And really it's about the Bridger, the B of the ABCs.

And, you know, I bring that up right now because, um, after the article went live, um, I got like a bunch of DMS from strangers, people around the world, um, that I've never met before thanking us for writing the article saying it was exactly what they needed at this moment because they were laid off or whatever.

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