Coming up, I'm going to share three lessons that I learned at the boy, boy, young age of 20.

That helped get me here today, and then job seekers are now cheating in interviews.

We'll break down what that means, what it looks like, and what we should do about it next.

Helping you get better so that you have the opportunity to get a bigger paycheck.

I'm Ken.

This is the Ken Coleman show.

All right.

So the team challenged me with this one the other day, and I had to get in the old

wayback machine because

I know it'll surprise many of you right now they're looking at my youthful self that it's been a long

time since I was 20 I know I know you're shocked I am over the age of 30 so after you get

recovered from that shock I'm going to tell you that it's been long enough to look back and go, okay.

And, you know, this is kind of an interesting take on something that's become a little bit

popular and I think a little bit tired on podcast. I've been asked the question on podcast.

You know, what would you tell your 20-year-old self? So so I thought let me just tell you that I don't

I was telling Alex and Kelly this and I don't know if it's me trying to be a contrarian it could be

maybe I was grumpy when we had our meeting I don't feel like I was grumpy but maybe I was

but I said to them I don't know that I would tell my 20 year old self anything because I think my 20 year old self needed to freaking learn some lessons.

You know, either we believe that failure is life's greatest teacher or not.

So if it's true, then when we get asked a question like that, I know it's a fantastical question.

But I think we also have to say, you know what?

I think I tell my 20-year-old self, keep your eyes open and keep going.

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