The Tom Woods Show, episode 1457, bonus episode.

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Your daily dose of liberty education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

Hey everybody, Tom Woods here.

If you are a longtime listener, chances are you're familiar with the Praxis program,

which has had so many success stories with young people.

It's an alternative to the usual path of getting in debt for four years and then not knowing which end is up.

Instead, you get an internship somewhere, you get some on-the-job experience, and then typically you get a job offer at the end of that where you're working.

So you have a huge, huge advantage over your peers. And I've talked numerous times on this program to Isaac Morehouse, who founded the program, and to other people who have worked with

it. So I'm just delighted to welcome Clark Davis to the show, who's also gone through

the Praxis program, and who wound up with the e-commerce

business school. So also joining me is the founder of the e-commerce business school, Anne Sieg,

and we're going to talk about what they do and how people get started building businesses for

themselves, particularly online, and how Ann has done it and the kind of successes that they've had and the things that we can

learn from that. So let's jump right into the questions. Clark, I want to start with you. Tell me

something about your experience with Praxis. My listeners are very familiar with Praxis. I've had Isaac

Morehouse on numerous times. I've had other people on. I've advertised for Praxis. I've had

testimonials from people. I've had some

really, really great feedback about Praxis. And my understanding is you may have heard about Praxis

through me. That's right. I've heard interviews from just about everyone affiliated with Praxis on

your show, Isaac, T.K., all those guys. And I started the program back in January of 2018.

And at the time, it was a nine-month program. I think they've extended it to 12. But it was

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