Nick Pell

Yeah, as one does at the squat rack. But putting microchips together, you're right. That's not like a slouch job that you could learn on YouTube or something. No, not at all.

Yeah, as one does at the squat rack. But putting microchips together, you're right. That's not like a slouch job that you could learn on YouTube or something. No, not at all.

Yeah, as one does at the squat rack. But putting microchips together, you're right. That's not like a slouch job that you could learn on YouTube or something. No, not at all.

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It's a sub-two-minute read that will help you change the way you think just a little bit for the better, change your psychology, just something practical, useful that you can apply right away. It is a great companion to the show, and you can find it over at jordanharbinger.com slash news. A lot of good engagement there. I'm really stoked at how many of you love the newsletter.

It's a sub-two-minute read that will help you change the way you think just a little bit for the better, change your psychology, just something practical, useful that you can apply right away. It is a great companion to the show, and you can find it over at jordanharbinger.com slash news. A lot of good engagement there. I'm really stoked at how many of you love the newsletter.

You can always hit reply and get me, by the way. So it's just been a fun way to interact with you guys. JordanHarbinger.com slash news. Now, back to Skeptical Sunday. Yeah, I remember a high school in our district, which I think was like an alternative school for kids who had trouble paying attention or who were like maybe not gonna go to college. I can't exactly remember what it was.

You can always hit reply and get me, by the way. So it's just been a fun way to interact with you guys. JordanHarbinger.com slash news. Now, back to Skeptical Sunday. Yeah, I remember a high school in our district, which I think was like an alternative school for kids who had trouble paying attention or who were like maybe not gonna go to college. I can't exactly remember what it was.

You can always hit reply and get me, by the way. So it's just been a fun way to interact with you guys. JordanHarbinger.com slash news. Now, back to Skeptical Sunday. Yeah, I remember a high school in our district, which I think was like an alternative school for kids who had trouble paying attention or who were like maybe not gonna go to college. I can't exactly remember what it was.

But they had an auto shop in a local community college near me in Detroit growing up. There were a lot of them, all about automotive, surprise, surprise, in Detroit. And the ads on TV were all like, hands-on experience. You're going to get hands-on experience, hands-on experience.

But they had an auto shop in a local community college near me in Detroit growing up. There were a lot of them, all about automotive, surprise, surprise, in Detroit. And the ads on TV were all like, hands-on experience. You're going to get hands-on experience, hands-on experience.

But they had an auto shop in a local community college near me in Detroit growing up. There were a lot of them, all about automotive, surprise, surprise, in Detroit. And the ads on TV were all like, hands-on experience. You're going to get hands-on experience, hands-on experience.

And I remember kids my age, when I was like 15, 16 years old, and they went to that other high school, they were like, yeah, we're building a car. We're restoring an engine. And I was like, I think I learned something trigonometry. Not sure where I'm going to use that. They actually graduated and had real skills. It's quite impressive.

And I remember kids my age, when I was like 15, 16 years old, and they went to that other high school, they were like, yeah, we're building a car. We're restoring an engine. And I was like, I think I learned something trigonometry. Not sure where I'm going to use that. They actually graduated and had real skills. It's quite impressive.

And I remember kids my age, when I was like 15, 16 years old, and they went to that other high school, they were like, yeah, we're building a car. We're restoring an engine. And I was like, I think I learned something trigonometry. Not sure where I'm going to use that. They actually graduated and had real skills. It's quite impressive.

I'm curious in general about the job outlook for people in trades, right? Because it's one thing to say, oh, there are all these unfilled apprenticeships. But then if everyone starts going into the trades, don't those get filled up pretty fast? Is there a bottleneck anywhere with this stuff or what?

I'm curious in general about the job outlook for people in trades, right? Because it's one thing to say, oh, there are all these unfilled apprenticeships. But then if everyone starts going into the trades, don't those get filled up pretty fast? Is there a bottleneck anywhere with this stuff or what?