My First Million MFM Goes to Jail - Plus Startup Cities, Prospera, Julian Shapiro Building a Ranch, Testing Out Big Purchases, and More
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Oct 26, 2021 Sam shares his eye-opening experience educating inmates at a federal prison, revealing the transformative power of education. The hosts dive into the concept of startup cities and explore innovative ideas, like Julian Shapiro’s ranch in isolation. They discuss the importance of testing big purchases before commitment and the benefits of a 'try before you buy' lifestyle. The episode also humorously contrasts the adventurous lives of Teddy Roosevelt and Vladimir Putin, sparking reflections on success and cultural perceptions.
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Shaan's Prison Experience
- Shaan Puri volunteered with The Last Mile, a program teaching inmates to code.
- He met diverse individuals, including a man imprisoned for 20 years for killing his wife.
Coding's Impact on Inmates
- Coding teaches inmates logical thinking and impulse control, potentially reducing recidivism.
- It also increases diversity in tech by training underrepresented groups.
Sam's Prison Encounter
- Sam Parr participated in a men's group at Folsom Prison with inmates and tech guys.
- He observed a stark contrast between their problems, highlighting different life perspectives.
