Nir EyalSpeaker on Behavioral Science, NYT Bestselling Author, Former Stanford Lecturer

Unconventional truth from Andrew Warner of Mixergy.com

Name: Unconventional truth from Andrew Warner of Mixergy.com
Uploaded: 2016-04-08T05:02:33+00:00
Duration: 33 s
Channel: Nir Eyal
Description: A short YouTube interview (Nir Eyal hosting) with Andrew Warner of Mixergy answering Peter Thiel’s prompt: "What do you know to be true that most would…

8 Apr 2016 · 1 min

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A short YouTube interview (Nir Eyal hosting) with Andrew Warner of Mixergy answering Peter Thiel’s prompt: "What do you know to be true that most would disagree with?" Warner argues that college was a poor investment for him and that many attendees learn little and mainly party, suggesting college may not be worth it for many.

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Foreign. This is Nira Ehal, and I am here with my buddy Andrew Warner, and he is going to be answering the question of the day, which I'm going to pose to him, which is Peter Thiel's favorite question, which is question is what is something that you know to be true that most people would disagree with you on? So you probably know who Andrew Warner is, but if you don't, let me just refresh your memory. He's the founder of Mixergy, which is an absolutely incredible website about entrepreneurship. Over 1300 interviews. I'll let Andrew take it away.
So I really wish I hadn't gone to college. I spent tons of my own money on it because I didn't get any financial aid and I learned nothing. And I frankly think that most people who went there just partied and learned very little.
There you go. The unconventional truth is that college may not be worth it from Andrew Warner. Now, I'm going to put up Andrew Warner's Snapchat QR code here in a second.