510: Charlie Kirk, Social Media, and the Battle for Our Kids’ Minds with Mike Dillard
Mike Dillard has built three eight-figure businesses and spent two decades helping entrepreneurs learn how to invest, grow passive income, and build long-term wealth.
In this conversation, he turns his attention to something even more urgent: parenting in a divided world.
We dive into the fallout of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, what it reveals about free speech and cultural division, and how social media is shaping what the next generation believes.
You’ll walk away with practical insights on how to start the conversations your kids aren’t having in school—conversations that build discernment, resilience, and the ability to think for themselves.
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