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Black Box Theory

EPISODE OVERVIEW Why are we graduating with degrees but no direction on how money actually works? This episode kicks off with "The 100K Question," tackling the massive gap in financial literacy within our education system and how it dictates long-term economic mobility. We’re also peeling back the layers of our digital identities*, questioning whether anyone is actually "authentic" online or if the internet has turned us all into performers. From the uphill battle of *social media rebranding to the heavy psychological price of code-switching in corporate spaces, this conversation explores the hidden costs of trying to fit in while trying to get ahead. KEY TAKEAWAYS The Literacy Gap: Why the absence of formal financial education is a systemic barrier to building generational wealth. The Performance of "Self": A deep dive into digital identity—are you posting your life, or a curated version of it? Rebranding Hurdles: The social and technical challenges of changing your digital narrative once the algorithm has "boxed" you in. The Cost of Code-Switching: Analyzing the mental fatigue and "workplace exhaustion" that comes from navigating corporate environments that lack true inclusivity. Inclusivity & Media: Why representation matters in breaking down stereotypes and setting new standards for the modern workforce. CHAPTERS 00:00 – The 100K Question: Why Schools Ignore Financial Literacy 24:56 – Authenticity vs. Performance: The Digital Identity Crisis 31:16 – Can You Pivot? The Struggle of Social Media Rebranding 41:25 – The Mental Toll: Code-Switching and Corporate Exhaustion CONNECT WITH US Stay part of the conversation! Follow us on our socials for clips, behind-the-scenes content, and updates: Instagram:   / blackboxtheorypod   TikTok:   / blackboxtheorypod   YouTube: https://youtube.com/@blackboxtheorypo... DISCLAIMER: The information provided in this podcast is for educational and entertainment purposes only and does not constitute financial, legal, or professional advice. Always do your own research or consult with a professional before making major career or financial decisions.