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Saxon Phipps

Saxon Phipps and William Stubley are Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Year13, an organisation looking to improve the experience of highschool graduates transitioning to tertiary education and the workforce. Although Saxon and Will both had very different experiences during the transitional period between highschool and and tertiary education, both found the experience overwhelming, confusing, and were without the correct tools to aid their decision making in choosing what they wanted to do. However, a suicide of a mutal friend who was struggling the transition to teritay eductation would lead them to the idea of creating an organisation that would assist school leavers through the process.From its humble beginnings as a blog and information portal, Year13 is now a hub for those leaving school: from job offerings, to education opportunities and resources, to even conducting their own studies on the attitudes, feelings, frictions, and hopes of those going through the highschool-to-tertiary transition.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: bit.ly/244-SaxonPhipps-WilliamStubleySKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest introduction00:32 - How Will broke his foot in the Amazon07:46 - Earliest childhood memories11:19 - Meeting each other &amp; why they started Year1315:12 - The pressure on highschool graduates26:33 - Why does negative scaling exist?31:40 - Better systems: scaling41:52 - What is Year13?44:39 - Tim Ferris appreciation corner46:08 - The Year13 recommended reading list49:59 - Did the Greeks invent the doughnut51:30 - The Year13 impact01:00:30 - Understanding Gen Z01:02:26 - Best purchase under $20001:03:35 - Their ideal billboard Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Saxon Phipps and William Stubley are Co-CEOs and Co-Founders of Year13, an organisation looking to improve the experience of highschool graduates transitioning to tertiary education and the workforce. Although Saxon and Will both had very different experiences during the transitional period between highschool and and tertiary education, both found the experience overwhelming, confusing, and were without the correct tools to aid their decision making in choosing what they wanted to do. However, a suicide of a mutal friend who was struggling the transition to teritay eductation would lead them to the idea of creating an organisation that would assist school leavers through the process.From its humble beginnings as a blog and information portal, Year13 is now a hub for those leaving school: from job offerings, to education opportunities and resources, to even conducting their own studies on the attitudes, feelings, frictions, and hopes of those going through the highschool-to-tertiary transition.Get all the links mentioned in the episode here: <a href="https://bit.ly/244-SaxonPhipps-WilliamStubley" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bit.ly/244-SaxonPhipps-WilliamStubley</a>SKIP THROUGH THE EPISODE:00:24 - Guest introduction00:32 - How Will broke his foot in the Amazon07:46 - Earliest childhood memories11:19 - Meeting each other &amp; why they started Year1315:12 - The pressure on highschool graduates26:33 - Why does negative scaling exist?31:40 - Better systems: scaling41:52 - What is Year13?44:39 - Tim Ferris appreciation corner46:08 - The Year13 recommended reading list49:59 - Did the Greeks invent the doughnut51:30 - The Year13 impact01:00:30 - Understanding Gen Z01:02:26 - Best purchase under $20001:03:35 - Their ideal billboard Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Saxon Phipps and William Stubley of Year13

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