EdTech, Modern Love, & Careers in Sports + Journalism
Overview of the week that went by
Dear readers,
Hope you had a colourful and safe holy 🌸
Here is an overview of the week that went by -
🎓 Celebrations and learning from the MBA & Masterclass Bootcamp.
🎉 New masterclasses on Network Capital: Global careers in journalism with CNN, New York Reporter Aditi and Careers in Sports Management with Ananya Sachdev
💌 The two key newsletters from the previous week - Economics of Podcasting, and Getting Dumped and Starting Up, Modern Love
🎓 Network Capital EdTech discussions & Summer School
MBA & Masters Bootcamp
This week a bunch of Network Capital Subscribers made it to their dream schools. The weekly MBA & Masters Bootcamp sessions, 1:1 mentoring, and alum connects made it possible.
Masterclasses
Global careers in journalism with CNN, New York Reporter Aditi
Aditi Sangal is a New York City-based journalist, currently working for CNN. She holds a master's degree from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree from Lady Shri Ram College, Delhi University. Having covered some of the biggest global stories in her career, she has won several awards for her work across TV, audio and digital media.
Careers in Sports Management with Ananya Sachdev
Ananya leads Global Partnerships for the Global Sports Business at Rakuten in Tokyo. Prior to this she studied Sports Administrations from Columbia University.
Newsletters
One way to look at podcasting is a useful community engagement tool. Leverage podcasts to give a flavor to your community what your larger endeavors are all about. If they like your podcast, they are likely to consider exploring your other suite of products on which you can build more stable, substantive revenue sources.
PS. We are thrilled to share that last week the Network Capital Podcast broke into the 100 podcasts globally.
Getting Dumped and Starting Up, Modern Love
Justin McLeod was a party boy with a drinking problem who fell in love with a girl who eventually got sick of his ways and left for good. Justin got his act together, quit partying and ended up with a consulting gig in DC. The consulting gig worked well and he got into Harvard Business School.
Harvard was hard for him because most of business school experience is social and peer oriented. He had quit alcohol and was actively avoiding party scenes. During business school, he tried to re-initiate contact with his ex. It was sincere and he had really turned things around. He had an offer from McKinsey and life seemed to be well set for a bright future.
All interesting lives include quitting something that sounds amazing. Justin did too. Because of …. the last dance at business school.
EdTech & Summer School
This past week on Network Capital was all about EdTech and Institutions. to begin with, we had out first Open House for the Network Capital Summer School. The NC Summer School is a 30 day learning adventure for students between the ages of 10 to 18.
If you’re curious about what we discussed, you can go through this twitter thread
or watch the recording of the open house. If you still have any questions, please write to us.
The other edtech and institution related conversation were on Ashoka and Antifragility, and the Rise of Cohort Based Courses. The one line take-away from both these themes is the importance of education that makes you think for yourself and question assumptions. It is important to surround ourselves with those who think, act, write and vote differently than us.
⚡️If you are new to Network Capital, start by going through our most popular - masterclass (Career Principles with Nobel Laureate Robert Shiller); newsletter(Writing Fast and Slow); and podcast (The art of writing with Dr. Shashi Tharoor)
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