How a Teacher Helped 12,000 Kids Build Businesses
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Instead of education actually fitting you, you had to fit into a society that wasn't really designed for you. How many boys do you think are in this world right now being told, sit down, be quiet, pay attention, sit on your hands if you can't keep them to yourself. So kids are this beautiful eye opening to the world of the adults that they have around them. So I had developed a system that worked for me by having students run businesses. It fueled my creative mind and my entrepreneurial mindset by assisting 12,000 kids to start businesses.
And Veronica Salisbury is a strategic sales leader, business education pioneer and service driven entrepreneur with over two decades of experience helping individuals and organizations achieve sustainable growth through sales, leadership and business development.
it quickly became my mechanism to actually connect with kids, right? And identify how to support them in their growth. And within two weeks, three weeks of them being in the classroom, I understood the negative thoughts that they constantly had in their head, all without a conversation of, hey, what's home like for you?
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welcome back everybody to another episode of the living your legacy podcast i'm your host for today jason tyler and i am here with veronica piper salisbury i want to make sure i got that correct you got that correct you can do piper is just fine piper is just fine all right pleasure having you on the show let's do it let's do a real one come on oh You took that further than I was going to.
And then we go into this. Ready? One, two, three, four. I declare the war. Touch. Thou. Now you can play.
Okay, okay. All right, all right, all right.
We would be here for a while. You seem like you got strong thumbs.
You know what? But I see the competitive nature. Also, I see the Blazers jersey.
So let's talk about... Well, and come on. I had to represent both.
Oh, we got to represent Chi-Town. Chi-Town. I'm born in 93. So like my parents.
You got some.
My parents are diehard MJ fans, but I grew up as a LeBron guy, obviously.
You know, no one says the real name that needs recognition.
Scottie Pippen.
Scottie Pippen.
Because does MJ have six rings without Scottie Pippen?
No, absolutely not.
I don't think so either. But wait, but wait. All right. Let's say, for example, he doesn't get Scottie, right? But he does have the rest of the team, exact same team construction, no Scottie.
Yeah.
Pick another power forward from that era.
Let's say... You're not going to have one that you can compete.
I don't think so.
You didn't do all aspects of the game.
I don't think so. Because you're not going to have that all-rounder next to MJ to be able to pull... You know how much defense you have to pull away from MJ for him to get his shot up?
Yeah. Well, I mean, come on.
He's going to get it anyway. He's going to get the shot up. He's going to get it anyway. But like, all right, imagine... Who were the power forwards of that era? I'm thinking, you know.
Isaiah, but he was more of a point.
He was.
He could be versatile.
He was more of like playing the three. Clyde. Clyde was kind of on his way out, though, around that time.
Yeah, but he was still making an impact.
I'm thinking more like the Charles Barkley.
Barkley's game was good, but it was not.
But it doesn't fill the same shoes that Scotty fills, right?
He had his specialty, didn't he?
Yep.
Hot-headed.
Very much so. But then he plays kind of the enforcer role too, right? Where he's going to be in the paint. He's going to make you have to make quick decisions. And then if you have to make that quick decision and pull a defender out of the paint, guess what's coming?
Jordan gets through the window.
Jordan gets through the window.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–12:10
2
How did Veronica’s childhood on a 500‑acre cherry farm shape her identity?
12:10–12:59
3
What traumatic change prompted Veronica’s shift from farm life to town at age 12?
12:59–19:02
4
How did sports and being cut from cheerleading influence her confidence and drive?
19:02–43:11