Why you shouldn't (or should) take the job that pays the most... with Sean Johnson I Wish I Knew

In this episode Sean discusses how he got from dreaming to become an Architect and professional basketball player to business consulting and entrepreneurship. He also tells us about his journey in design, becoming a professor, and a venture capitalist. He also talks about doing free work in order to develop the skills and to practice with real constraints that will help create a great portfolio.

Sean Johnson is a professor at Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management, teaching digital marketing in the Innovations and Entrepreneurship Department. He is also a founding partner for Manifold, a company that advises enterprise organizations on growth and innovation. And invests in early-stage startups.

To know more about Sean Johnson, check out:
Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/seanjohnson/
Instagram: @intentionally_
Twitter: @intentionally
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/SeanJohnsonIntentionally
Websites: https://www.sean-johnson.com/, https://www.manifold.group/

Check out these books on Amazon:
The E-Myth by Micheal Gerber
Getting Things Done by David Allen
Atomic Habits by James Clear
Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki
Mastery by Robert Greene

Check the website Dribble, which is the go-to resource for discovering and connecting with designers and creative talent around the globe.

Check out Sean's original tweet for context: https://twitter.com/intentionally/status/1286303083887198209?s=20