Human First: Redefining Intelligence and Self-Actualization in Education

As college costs rise and the pressure to pick a successful career path intensifies, families are struggling to navigate an increasingly complex system with inadequate support. Nationally, the average student-to-counselor ratio is 376:1—far from the recommended 250:1—leaving many students and parents adrift at a critical decision-making moment. Meanwhile, a study found more than 50%…

As employers grapple with persistent talent shortages, the traditional requirement of a four-year degree is being challenged. In fact, a study by the Harvard Business School shows that more employers now demand four-year degrees for jobs that historically didn’t require them—despite minimal evidence of improved performance. As a result, they narrow the talent pool…

She didn’t see him—AI could have. On a late hospital shift, an exhausted nurse looked up and locked eyes with someone she never expected to see—a former patient with a history of aggression. He wasn’t supposed to be there. A restraining order was in place. But security had no idea. This isn’t about surveillance—it’s about…