
Big Questions with Cal Fussman AI Job Advice: Look Back, Leap Forward
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Dec 2, 2025 A Thanksgiving chat kicks off with concerns about AI and job security. Cal suggests looking back to childhood memories as a career compass. He shares stories of innovators like Clint Eastwood and Hank Aaron, who found their paths through early experiences. By reflecting on past passions, Cal argues, individuals can navigate an AI-driven job market. He emphasizes delivering value that goes beyond traditional resumes. Unexpected career pivots, like NVIDIA's shift from gaming to AI, demonstrate the possibilities that arise from embracing change.
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Reflect On Childhood Curiosities
- When unsure about AI's impact, look backward to childhood curiosities to find career direction.
- Then project those passions into future-ready skills and roles.
Letter To The White House
- Cal Fussman traces his lifelong curiosity to a childhood letter to the White House after JFK's assassination.
- That early question launched his career of asking questions and telling stories.
From Shy Kid To Tough Persona
- Clint Eastwood recalls being a shy, often-bullied child who learned to fight back.
- That background shaped his tough screen persona and the famous line, “Go ahead. Make my day.”
