Interview with serial entrepreneur, CEO, and founder of ‘Ultra Education’ Julian Hall

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Welcome to another episode of The Raising Successful Kids podcast, in this inspiring episode your host Irene Santineer interviews serial entrepreneur, CEO, and founder of ‘Ultra Education’ Julian Hall.

‘Ultra Education’ teaches entrepreneurship to young people between the ages of 7-18 years old and aims to be the leading brand and #1 provider of entrepreneur education in the world.

Julian and Irene discuss how the kids of today, are not being fulfilled and prepared for society. Julian says we need to be more entrepreneurial as a society, we need to look at problems quicker more innovatively and be able to teach the next generation to make an impact.

Discover how ‘Ultra Educations’ teaches entrepreneurship, critical thinking, resilience, communication, leadership and teamwork and why entrepreneurship can be taught and nurtured in all kids if you give them the opportunity.

Julian talks about one of the secrets to success, consistency. If you love what you're doing it doesn't feel like work and if you attach what you love to some kind of financial income you are an entrepreneur.

‘Ultra Education’ is going global, creating opportunities for kids and allowing them the chance to be successful. The vision is that all children and young people regardless of background or social standing have access to essential entrepreneurial education.

KEY TAKEAWAYS

We are entering a 4th industrial revolution we are seeing changes happen to society. 60% of primary school kids will go into jobs that aren’t even invented yet. Ultra is on a mission to provide those kids with the tools to adapt to change, to be successful and to be prepared.

Irene: What advice would you give to anyone starting their own business?

Julian: Understanding your customers wants, needs and desires. The first thing you need to do is really understand what it is your audience want. You must also need to be able to adapt and be on the forefront of change, respond to the ways in which people digest information. Finally, decide if you are the entrepreneur or the business person and go all in.

Irene: What does raising successful kids mean to you?

Julian: It means ensuring they are in a loving environment and they are comfortable. You need to meet this as a baseline in order to express confidence and entrepreneurship.

BEST MOMENTS

"I've had entrepreneurship in my life to help navigate the challenges I've had"

"Help the next generation embrace entrepreneurship and develop the skills that will need to be successful"

"The reason why lots of people are turned off from business is that adults make it boring"

"I’ve explored every type of business in every type of sector, I’ve started 15 different types of business and they've mostly failed”

“Societal thinking has remained the same, we need to adopt a different way of thinking in order to solve older social problems.”

“Sometimes parents are managing the growth of their kids instead of loving them and raising them.”

VALUABLE RESOURCES

https://ultra.education/

[email protected]

https://www.facebook.com/theultrapreneur/

ABOUT THE HOST

Irene Santineer is a working mum of an entrepreneurial child & shares a passion with her husband, to see children succeed. She's the creator and the host of the Raising Successful Kids Podcast which aims to help parents, educators and mentors effectively guide children towards success.

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