The Edge Of Excellence Podcast

Matthew Stewart

The Edge Of Excellence Podcast is about exploring how young aspiring leaders can create a personal impact today, tomorrow, and create their dream future now. The goal is to deconstruct and synthesize successful archetypes and proven principles from high-profile entrepreneurs, systems, and resources that work, successful peers, mentors, and creators. Learn more: https://www.collegeworks.com/

  1. 12H AGO

    179: Michael Kleydman - Launching Brands at Walmart and How To Own Success

    Are you stuck wondering how to turn hustle into real impact or worried that you don’t know the path through today’s chaotic career maze? Ever dreamt of launching a business or landing a deal that changes lives... but aren't sure how integrity, ownership, and bold leaps really pay off? This episode assembles thrilling stories and actionable secrets from Michael Kleydman’s journey through the massive retail universe, as coached and explored by Sean Phelps. From immigrant roots and overcoming debt to becoming a sought-after consultant for Fortune #1 Walmart, this episode delivers proven lessons on relationship-building, risk-taking, entrepreneurship, and practicing excellence every step of the way. Listen now to avoid stagnation, discover the urgent steps that will outsmart your obstacles, and unlock exclusive, real-world wisdom you won’t find anywhere else. Timestamped Highlights[00:02] – How a pizza delivery gig sparked a revolutionary mindset and led to a life-changing career in retail [00:07] – The emotional story of immigrant grit, integrity, and entrepreneurial drive (and what it takes to start with “two suitcases”) [00:15] – Game-changing insights on how ownership transforms failure into power, and why “everything is your fault” becomes your greatest asset [00:22] – Why walking away from multi-million dollar deals is the ultimate victory for your reputation (and the true value of excellence isn’t the dollars) [00:35] – The high-stakes, behind-the-scenes world of Walmart buyers and brokers: Who succeeds, who fails, and the wild jobs you didn’t know exist [00:48] – How teaching college classes, mastering supply chain, and consulting for giants all connect—and what young leaders must do to break through [00:58] – Uncommon advice for overcoming student debt, seizing risky opportunities, and building a reputation in a small-but-global industry [01:11] – Surprising stories of small companies, “golden tickets,” and million-dollar wins plus the data secrets that determine which products survive (and thrive) About The Guest Michael Kleydman is a Principal & Senior Consultant at Shift Retail Group, specializing in helping emerging and established brands navigate the Walmart ecosystem. With over a decade of experience in retail supply chain and business development, he’s taught procurement at University of Arkansas and managed multi-million dollar teams. Michael’s journey from immigrant beginnings to entrepreneurial leadership offers proven, uncommon wisdom for young professionals and future business leaders. 🔗 LinkedIn | Website Mentioned ResourcesSpectrum BrandsCollegeWorks PaintingUniversity of ArkansasSt. Louis UniversityMizzouWalmartBarebells Protein BarsMars, Wrigley, Hershey’sAnheuser-Busch Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    51 min
  2. FEB 24

    178: Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski - How to Win Life by Rediscovering Your Strengths

    Ever feel like you’re stuck on a path that isn’t yours, or wonder if you’ve got what it takes to truly reinvent yourself? You’re not alone. In this episode of Edge of Excellence, host Matt Stewart curates raw, victorious, downright electrifying moments from the journey of Rabbi and Dr. Alfredo Borodowski, multi-hyphenate lawyer, professor, rabbi, social worker, and Fortune 500 coach. You’ll discover how to rewrite your inner story, master positive psychology, and ignite the strengths you didn’t know you had. Walk with Rabbi Alfredo Borodowski through dazzling highs and crushing lows, and learn the tested frameworks that turn adversity into purpose and fulfillment. Don’t wait for a second chance at clarity. Tune in now for exclusive tools, battle-won truths, and the blueprint to break out of autopilot. This episode reveals insights and actionable breakthroughs you literally won’t hear anywhere else. Turn the volume up. Your next chapter demands it. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – The “awareness hack” that stops autopilot thinking in its tracks [00:49] – Why reinvention isn’t luck, it’s a muscle you build before you need it [02:23] – Redefining excellence: why your best is different (and enough) [06:19] – A true story: Disappearing friends, military regimes, and a call to justice [13:09] – What no one tells you about crashing and daring to start over [15:31] – The messy middle: mania, diagnosis, and coming back stronger [17:34] – Steal this formula: text trick for discovering your strengths in one day [22:04] – Turn purpose into impact: how to align what you do with who you are [35:15] – The secret happiness habit every future leader needs (and forgets) About The Guest Alfredo Borodowski, PhD, MSW is an executive coach, published author, and renowned positive psychology expert who has helped leaders, Fortune 500 firms, and nonprofits rewrite stories of adversity into scripts for high performance and fulfillment. With decades of experience as a lawyer, professor, rabbi, and social worker, Alfredo Borodowski brings an unrivaled blend of ancient wisdom and modern science to the art of personal reinvention. 🔗 LinkedIn | Website Mentioned ResourcesHebrew Union CollegeJohn Maxwell LeadershipPositive Psychology (24 strengths framework)Purpose Factor AssessmentSuicide and Crisis Lifeline (988)CollegeWorks PaintingNational Services Group (NSG)Northeastern Hillel Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    40 min
  3. FEB 17

    177: Tyler Schuster - Breakthrough Decisions: Exclusive Habits That Ignite Your Success

    Are you holding yourself back from your next level… just waiting for the “right moment?” What if the decisions that define your future are made when you’re most uncertain? In this unmissable collage episode, Matt Stewart weaves together electrifying moments from rapid risers like Tyler Schuster, leaders who made winning moves when the stakes (and their doubts) were highest. You’ll hear how hard choices, unstoppable work ethic, and a relentless positivity aren’t just buzzwords, but game changers. From shifting your environment to chasing what really excites you, to outworking and outlasting your doubts, this episode delivers raw insights and strategies you won’t find anywhere else. Miss this, and risk falling back with the crowd. Listen now to unlock the mindset moves, mastery habits, and leap-of-faith decisions that separate tomorrow’s leaders from everyone else. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – A heart-pounding crossroads: Leave the security of a scholarship for risky greatness? [00:30] – Why “excellence” is less about talent… and all about daily obsession with improvement [04:02] – Making a bold shift—when the right environment means leaving comfort [09:24] – Letting go of the childhood dream and aiming higher: the art of the pivot [15:01] – The hidden power of fun at work, and how attitude is everything—even on your worst day [24:03] – Outworking, outlasting, and crushing average: What top performers do when nobody’s watching [29:08] – The rarest (and most coachable) skill: radical humility and how to really take feedback [33:33] – Massive leaps: Jumping before you’re “ready,” mastering discomfort, and building momentum About The Guest Tyler Schuster is an emerging business leader, former Division II football athlete, and the youngest manager of the year at CollegeWorks. At just 23, he’s known for transforming adversity into opportunity and building teams with an infectious positive culture. Tyler’s story is a playbook for any underdog ready to bet on bold action. 🔗 LinkedIn Mentioned ResourcesUniversity of Sioux FallsKarma YogaDISC assessment toolsDarius (The Greatness Machine podcast)Fortaleza Tequila Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    41 min
  4. FEB 10

    176: John Erik Metcalf - How to Really Build a Purpose-Driven Career (Even With Zero Clarity)

    Are you secretly afraid you’ll never find your “thing”? Wondering how to actually build a career and life that feels meaningful and bold, but unsure where to start? In this episode, Matt Stewart and guest host Sean Phelps welcome visionary entrepreneur John Erik Metcalf, CEO and Co-Founder of Upgraded, to share his battle-tested strategies for real-world success, fulfillment, and impact. From Texas roots and risk-taking in college, to pioneering coworking in Austin and launching global startups in Shanghai, John Erik reveals the real secrets to standing out, embracing uncertainty, and aligning ambition with authentic values. Don’t miss this exclusive episode if you want clarity, courage, and a proven roadmap to rise above the ordinary. Tune in now to avoid a career filled with regret and get the actionable insights to move forward with conviction, purpose, and lasting impact. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – Why rewriting your goals daily gives you a thrilling edge in opportunity-hunting [03:03] – The victory mindset: Paying it forward and why treating people right is the proven path to excellence [06:29] – Surprising lessons from bouncing between majors—how risk can accelerate your growth [10:11] – “Just do it”—The uncommon power of taking big swings, emailing visionaries, and building your destiny fast [13:24] – From autodidact to entrepreneur: How knocking on doors turned fear into opportunity [17:43] – The inside story: Launching Austin’s first coworking space and a lucrative tech consulting business [23:38] – How living abroad and keeping your values top-of-mind led to revolutionary career moves [27:43] – Proven secrets from the World Economic Forum and why top leaders aren’t as different as you think [29:04] – Building Upgraded: Apple partnerships, circular economy breakthroughs, and the next big thing in device management About The Guest John Erik Metcalf is the CEO and Co-Founder of Upgraded, a Y Combinator-backed startup revolutionizing the circular economy through trade-in and recycling programs for consumer tech. With a trailblazing history, John Erik launched Austin’s first coworking space, drove innovation in global startup ecosystems, and contributed to the World Economic Forum’s Global Shapers. Known for marrying visionary leadership with hands-on execution, he has helped launch and scale ventures across the US, Mexico City, Stockholm, and Hong Kong. 🔗 LinkedIn | Website | Instagram | X Mentioned ResourcesY CombinatorCollegeWorks PaintingWorld Economic ForumGlobal Shapers ProgramApple SwedenKlarnaBest BuyAffirmMacBook Upgrade ProgramCitizen Space (coworking)South by Southwest (SXSW)Demand Analytics (startup)Arbor Ventures Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    1h 6m
  5. JAN 20

    175: Best of: Goal Setting Part 2

    Are you tired of feeling adrift, stuck in planning mode, or wondering if you’ll ever find your purpose? What if the real secret isn’t about mapping the perfect life, but embracing action even when you’re not “ready”? In this Edge of Excellence collage, Matt Stewart brings together the show’s brightest voices—Jack Schwabeland, Chris Bates, Danielle Whitaker, Omar Zarabi, and Vash Tomanec—to radically challenge your assumptions about goals, clarity, and self-belief. Discover how high achievers set reality-bending goals, take imperfect action, and turn everyday disciplines into extraordinary results. Listen now if you want to crush procrastination, unlock new levels of confidence, and discover why sometimes, taking that “wrong” step is the only path to real growth. Don’t wait! Your next level of excellence depends on it, and you won’t find these brutally honest insights anywhere else. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – Why waiting for the perfect plan shuts down your real progress [00:56] – Matt Stewart reveals why most people get stuck at “average”—and how to finally leap beyond it [01:45] – Chris Bates confesses the anxiety that comes with obsessing over arrival—what if you’re already “enough”? [02:25] – Danielle Whitaker admits her biggest early missteps—and how a paid internship reset her entire trajectory [05:35] – Jack Schwabeland breaks down the surprising power of taking action without overthinking [05:51] – Omar Zarabi exposes the #1 limiting factor for leaders and how to shatter it with one simple question [07:12] – Vash Tomanec shares his daily “90 Day Challenge” and the real reason belief trumps experience [08:16] – Matt Stewart on why comfort is the enemy of excellence and how to choose growth every single day About the GuestsJack Schwabeland — Advocates for actionable progress and low-pressure experimentation, urging listeners to take initiative without the burden of lifelong commitment. | Episode 58 - Jack Schwabeland | How to Get Comfortable with Being Uncomfortable Chris Bates — Champions the importance of vision and decisiveness while embracing the ongoing journey of growth over the anxiety of arrival, demonstrating a balanced and healthy approach to goal-setting. | Episode 35 - Chris Bates | Showing Tenacity And Building A Sustainable Business Danielle Whitaker — Encourages exploring new experiences, recalibrating passions, and building skills through calculated risks, focusing on honest self-discovery and adaptability in career development. | Episode 17 - Danielle Whitaker | Flourish Through Professional and Personal Challenges Omar Zarabi — Guides leaders to benchmark against the average and then boldly set above-average goals, highlighting the power of reframing limits and striving for excellence in any environment. | Episode 4 - Omar Zarabi | Fueling Your Passion and How to Remain in the Constant Pursuit of Excellence Vash Tomanec — Demonstrates systematic self-improvement through daily discipline, visualization, and targeted actions, showing how belief and consistency drive extraordinary results. | Episode 108 - Vash Tomanec | Mastering Mindset for Entrepreneurial Success Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    9 min
  6. JAN 13

    174: Best of: Leadership Part 2

    Are you ready to move from dreaming about leadership to actually living it? If you’ve ever wondered what it really takes to earn trust, rise above your peers, or lead with impact—even before you have the title—this special Edge of Excellence collage episode is for you. Host Matt Stewart spotlights hard-won wisdom from diverse voices: rising CEOs, seasoned sales leaders, and trailblazing entrepreneurs. You’ll hear how to own your strengths, why building killer systems is non-negotiable, plus the real reason surrounding yourself with the right people changes everything. Expect practical, gritty stories, not shallow theory, from the drama of manual labor to boardroom breakthroughs, and from making value your calling card to the selfless sacrifices top leaders make. Don’t let indecision or stale advice keep you stuck. Listen now for exclusive, straight-from-the-frontline tactics you won’t hear anywhere else. This episode could be the spark that launches your leadership journey NOW… not next year, not after your first job, but today. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – Why wanting to be “the boss” is only the beginning of real leadership (with a football team twist) [01:02] – Earning trust before the title: the power of actionable ownership and creating systems [02:36] – The surprising upside of focusing your business (and life) for exponential growth [04:01] – Outgrowing your pond: When (and how) to surround yourself with high-performers who elevate your game [05:23] – The “everyone’s got good service” illusion… and how to make your value unforgettable and irreplaceable [06:33] – Inside the hardest job in business: Why true leaders sacrifice for their teams—and why most never see it coming [07:43] – The difference between dreaming of excellence and actually living it (plus your bold invitation) [08:07] – A secret path to mentorship, career clarity, and real-world leadership experience for ambitious students About the GuestsConrad Kaminski – Natural leader and young CEO driven by a passion for taking ownership, creating systems, and adding value wherever he contributes. | Episode 67 - Conrad Kaminsky | Extreme Ownership for Success Pete Schnepp – Growth-focused entrepreneur emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with high-achieving peers to expand vision and possibility. | Episode 89 - Pete Schnepp | Excellence Is The Journey, Not The Destination Steve Kearley – Innovative insurance leader known for differentiating businesses by delivering real, ongoing value beyond price and service. | Episode 128 - Steve Kearley | Leveraging Failures and Fostering Growth Steve Tchejeyan – Tech industry leader whose servant leadership style prioritizes team success, personal sacrifice, and a passion for people over personal gain. | Episode 146 - Steve Tchejeyan | Unraveling the Ambition Paradox in Professional Growth Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    9 min
  7. 12/30/2025

    173: Best of: Goal Setting Part 1

    What if goal setting were less about writing down lofty dreams and more about becoming the person equipped to achieve them? In this Edge of Excellence collage episode, host Matt Stewart curates transformative stories, hard-won lessons, and practical systems from high-achievers who have redefined excellence through powerful goal-setting mindsets. Whether navigating unforeseen setbacks, reinventing themselves, or maintaining progress through adversity, these voices reveal how clarity, consistency, and resilience—not perfection—shape a remarkable life. You’ll discover that excellence isn’t achieved in a single leap but in showing up daily, striving to improve by just 1%, and learning to adapt goals as life changes. These guests open up about the real power of knowing your why, embracing discomfort, confronting self-doubt, and turning every setback into an opportunity to rise stronger. From developing a clear vision (Joe John Duran), living with conviction (David Renberg), and choosing to do your best every day (Lisa Merage), to practicing active waiting and following passions (Lydia Hodgson), this episode proves there’s no finish line to excellence, only the daily commitment to grow. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – Jeff Gunhus defines excellence as “a choice to pursue the best version of yourself”—balancing being happy and dissatisfied to continually improve. [00:56] – Matt Stewart sets up the collage: This is goal setting without the fluff—real talk about showing up, staying committed, and the role of the voice in your head. [01:32] – Genevieve Elefante-Sigmund shares how excellence is fighting for another day, being kind to yourself, and accepting there’s no perfect finish—only continual evolution. [02:39] – Joe John Duran explains how viewing the world as “happening for you” versus “to you” fosters responsibility, happiness, and the drive to give more than you take. He details the transformative power of writing granular, specific goals—for career, personal growth, and relationships. [07:45] – Lydia Hodgson describes excellence as consistently adding value and being open to growth—urging you to try new things, apply your strengths broadly, and embrace “active waiting” by putting in the work, even if you don’t have a set outcome. [10:14] – Lisa Merage says excellence is a conscious way of being—a daily choice to do your best, control your attitude, and evolve by stepping out of your comfort zone (like running for leadership roles and breaking barriers). [12:36] – Jeff Gunhus and David Renberg reinforce that excellence is not about talent, but outcome-oriented action, staying true to your convictions, and continually striving to be better, no matter your field. [15:09] – Caden Brunell explains how a “1% better every day” mindset, consistent discipline, and a focus on personal growth—more than just big goals—laid the groundwork for his aspirations and future career. About the GuestsJeff Gunhus — Entrepreneur and author focused on pursuing the best version of yourself and embracing the continual interplay of happiness and growth. | Episode 131: Jeff Gunhus CEO, Home Genius Exteriors - Choosing Excellence - Building Vision and Culture Genevieve Elefante-Sigmund — Advocate of kindness, self-acceptance, and resilience as the keys to sustaining excellence. | Episode 120: Genevieve Elefante-Sigmund - Beyond The Bottom Line Joe John Duran — Leader who champions ownership, detailed goal-setting, and giving more than you take as the root of success. | Episode 94: Joe John Duran - Life Doesn’t Happen to You, It Happens for You Lydia Hodgson — Believes in active self-discovery, building on your strengths, and the value of consistent effort. | Episode 116: Lydia Hodgson - Empowerment Through Vulnerability Lisa Merage — Pushes the idea that excellence is a daily choice and an ongoing process of personal evolution. | Episode 122: Lisa Merage - Leading with Purpose - Transforming Women's Sports and Business David Renberg — Describes excellence as sticking to your convictions and focusing on big-picture results, not just tasks. | Episode 135: David Renberg - The Massive Value of Making Meaningful Connections with People Caden Brunell — Embodies discipline and sees excellence as embracing the process of incremental daily improvement. | Episode 161: Caden Brunell - Transform Your Life Today by Leaning into Discomfort and Grit Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    18 min
  8. 12/23/2025

    172: Best of: Time Management

    What if time management wasn’t just about cramming more into your day—but about building a life you genuinely want to live? In this Edge of Excellence collage episode, host Matt Stewart brings together actionable stories, strategies, and honest reflections from leaders and entrepreneurs who have mastered the art of making time work for them. Whether balancing business growth, academic demands, or relationships, these voices reveal practical systems and mindsets that empower you to reclaim your day, reduce overwhelm, and stay true to what matters most. You’ll learn how prioritization, disciplined planning, organization, and the right habits aren’t just productivity hacks—they’re the foundation for achieving excellence across work, life, and relationships. The episode goes beyond surface-level advice, exploring the real sacrifices, mindset shifts, and systems that help ambitious leaders thrive. From ruthlessly protecting time for family (Eric Rose), embracing short-term sacrifices for long-term gains (Dane Mauland), to finding freedom and less stress through detailed calendars (Nic Bair), this episode highlights that there’s no secret—just intentional choices, honest evaluation, and a willingness to continually adapt. Timestamped Highlights[00:00] – Dane Mauland on developing time management and sacrificing spring breaks for long-term career success—why planning your week and sticking to it matter more than secrets or shortcuts. [01:40] – Dane Mauland explains the “Google Calendar method”—blocking out non-negotiable items first, then flexibly filling in deadlines, priorities, and personal moments. [06:16] – David Renberg and Matt Stewart discuss the transformative impact of hiring staff, delegating soul-sucking tasks, and not over-scheduling your day—why 70% capacity leads to greater efficiency and responsiveness. [09:52] – Eric Rose shares the importance of fitness, clear priorities, and living your list—plus why having a habit of reviewing business data and making time for family never takes a back seat. [11:48] – Filip Matic reveal the power of nightly planning—writing down tasks, allocating time slots, and how this not only boosts productivity but also leads to better sleep and less stress. [14:21] – Johnny Rhee tells how treating his studies like a 9-to-5 job provided structure and freed up his evenings—turning relentless academic and work demands into manageable routines and lifelong habits. [17:50] – Nic Bair mirrors Dane Mauland: planning out every week and every priority, including social and personal time, for a life without those sudden “Oh my god!” stressors. [19:26] – Pete Schnepp describes how discipline, note-taking, and keeping commitments to class (even after long nights) built the resilience and productivity needed for success. About the GuestsDane Mauland — Software engineer, entrepreneur, and advocate for discipline and long-term planning, proving that short-term sacrifices can translate to lasting professional fulfillment. | Episode 19: Dane Mauland - Discover The Meaning Of Passion and Excellence David Renberg — Real estate leader passionate about freeing up time through staff, delegation, and the right mindset. | Episode 135: David Renberg - The Massive Value of Making Meaningful Connections with People Eric Rose — Real estate investor and entrepreneur, prioritizes fitness, organization, and family above all. | Episode 145: Eric Rose - Brave New Ventures: Habits That Redefine Your Journey Filip Matic — Recommends detailed nightly planning and making every minute count. | Episode 71: Filip Matic How to Run a Successful & Thriving Business Johnny Rhee — Shares the power of a “full-time job” approach to academics and time—leading to surprising freedom and growth. | Episode 101: Johnny Rhee - Obsessive Pursuit of Excellence Nic Bair — Entrepreneur who found peace and performance through upfront weekly planning. | Episode 66: Nic Bair - For Success, Consider Who You Want to Be Like Pete Schnepp — Disciplined student and morning person, shows how keeping commitments builds sustainable excellence. | Episode 89: Pete Schnepp - Excellence Is The Journey, Not The Destination Important LinksGrow, do great work, and lead the way: National Services Group (NSG)Join our Student Professional Program: Internship ApplicationConnect with Matt on LinkedInWatch full interviews on YouTube The Edge of Excellence is an original podcast hosted by Matthew Stewart. Brought to you by College Works. Production and editing by Podcast Your Brand.

    21 min
4.9
out of 5
58 Ratings

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The Edge Of Excellence Podcast is about exploring how young aspiring leaders can create a personal impact today, tomorrow, and create their dream future now. The goal is to deconstruct and synthesize successful archetypes and proven principles from high-profile entrepreneurs, systems, and resources that work, successful peers, mentors, and creators. Learn more: https://www.collegeworks.com/