For decades, we taught everyone the same way, at the same pace, with the same goals. That worked when the world moved slowly. It doesn’t anymore. With AI, we can now hyper-personalize learning for every student based on their background, goals, and pace. Scalable. Efficient. Human-centered. The risk is simple. Education move slowly. AI doesn’t. If we don’t evolve fast enough, entire generations will enter the job market unprepared for reality. In my opinion, the winners will be the ones who act on AI now, not later. Host: Gabriel Yanagihara Event: Hawaii Tech Week Speaker: Alexi Drouin

My mindset towards how I am experiencing life is changing every day. I am learning to accept, live with, and transform my shortcomings into incredible energy that compels me to achieve my goals. I have been, however, struggling with embodying the “necessity and obsessive trait” that high achievers have and use to make their goals a reality. But I am also learning that the most significant trait I must have now is the ability to keep moving forward. I am making progress. My body is getting stronger with the daily workouts, my mind’s reasoning ability has grown from the daily chapter reads, and my understanding of life is shifting from external to internal growth.

Building something meaningful is hard. I went to SXSW EDU looking for answers. But I found something bigger: a community. Here are my biggest takeaways from SXSW EDU 2026: From the start, Yousra Magouri spoke about mentorship as a force for transformation. Real mentorship means sharing failures and the messy parts of the journey so others can find their own “aha” moment. Kirstie Papworth, Michellana Jester, Ari Lightman, and Bill Heinrich Heinrich reinforced why experiential learning and learning by doing matter. AI can support learning, but it cannot replace human learning. Elaine Zuniga and Ryan Westrup shared an honest founder story about building an EdTech startup together. Bootstrapped. No perfect roadmap. Just resilience, trust, and learning how to keep going. At the FOHE Mixer hosted by Future of Higher Education, it was energizing to connect with founder Ray Batra, reconnect with Connor Koblinski, and try to get Reed Dickson to give me high fives :) At the meetup with Julia Kaziewicz Collier, the advice was practical, generous, and interactive. She pushed us to share, connect, and create content. It was a reminder that telling our story matters. The keynote with Martha Salazar-Zamora, and Adeel Khan, founder of MagicSchool AI, made one thing clear: teachers must stay at the center. AI should support educators, but never replace them.

Greetings Skool Family. I have been building my mental and physical attributes and guys, success has never felt so certain. Cheers to growth.

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