What if your son could trade four stagnant years in lecture halls for four years of adventure, and come out the other side a debt-free EMT, licensed pilot, builder, sailor, fighter, and entrepreneur?
A lot of tough guys urge young people to "skip college," but rarely explain what they should do instead. That just changed.
The great and brilliant Doug Casey, who's visited 150 countries and made a fortune as an investor, just wrote something every parent of a son needs to read.
I read it and immediately had a copy shipped to Dave Smith, with a note: You have a son, and for his sake you need to read this.
It's called The Preparation, though Doug tells me it was nearly called Renaissance Man.
Have your son pursue this, and he will emerge as the most interesting person everyone he meets will know, by a country mile.
It's a four-year, 16-cycle alternative to college that forges a debt-free EMT, pilot, builder, sailor, and entrepreneur -- oh, and someone who can prepare authentic Italian cooking because he learned it in Florence.
Your son will emerge not as a graduate with a degree and a loan balance, but as a young man who can fly a plane, save a life, build a house, and hold his own in any room.
He'll take courses, too, but not ones taught by crazy people who hate him.
So many young people these days are without direction, and in this AI world don't know what to do.
Doug Casey is training young men to be masters of the universe. (1/2)