Vast Majority Of Americans Think ‘Stigma’ Around Blue-Collar Work Is Declining: POLL

DAILY CALLER - The vast majority of Americans believe any societal “stigma” around blue-collar work is now shrinking, according to a poll released on Tuesday.

While elites debate geopolitics, Americans are rethinking college in the search for economic mobility

FORTUNE - At the Davos World Economic Forum, the most powerful government leaders and tech billionaires gathered for their annual open discussion around geopolitics, growing economic uncertainty, technological acceleration, and most notably the rising potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to radically reshape human civilization as we know it.

New poll shows the shifting conversation around blue-collar work in the age of AI

BUSINESS INSIDER - A poll commissioned by the Business for Good Foundation, a nonprofit focused on reducing the wealth gap, found that 75% of Americans agree that "hands-on skills and practical experience matter more than formal degrees when it comes to career success.”

New Survey from Business for Good Foundation By The Harris Poll Finds Four in Five Americans Are Choosing Trade Skills Training Over a Four-Year College Degree

75% Say That What They Consider a “Good Job” Today is Very Different Compared to Five Years Ago

He Quit His Job at 30 To Rebuild a Company With a Mission

CELEBRATE YOUR STORY (PODCAST) - In this episode of Celebrate Your Story , I sit down with Ed Mitzen, founder and CEO of FingerPaint Group, for a conversation about what it takes to build a company that lasts.