Inspiring the youth isn’t just part of the mission…it is the mission.
Blessed to spend the day with the brilliant students at Global Communications Academy in Hartford, CT. We looked at the plays, answered the tough questions, and dropped some gems. 💎
Special thanks to our community partner PeoplesBank for putting a signed copy of Realistic CEO™ into the hands of every K-Middle School student in the room. Together, we’re turning big dreams into realistic plans.
Self Belief. Plan. Take Action.
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Realistic CEO™ is a youth leadership platform helping students understand that any goal is realistic with self belief, a plan, and taking action.
Through books, workshops, and real-world stories, students learn how to think, act, and grow like leaders. My high school teacher said it’s unrealistic for me to be a CEO. Now I interview CEOs on my podcast to learn how to be a CEO. My goal for my journey, podcast, and book is to inspire people to pursue their dreams confidently, no matter what anyone tells them. Learn to be a CEO or become a better CEO with Realistic CEO. Visit www.RealisticCEO.com.
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05/22/2026
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Monson Savings Bank is a proud supporter of Realistic CEO! MSB President & CEO Dan Moriarty recently joined Realistic CEO at MLK Charter School for a read‑along, inspiring 4th and 5th graders to dream big and lead boldly. 📚🌟
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05/17/2026
Congrats Diesel! 🚀
Back in 1992, Shaquille O’Neal had to convince his mother to let him leave LSU early for the NBA Draft.
Lucille O’Neal wanted him to stay and finish school first.
But before leaving, he promised her he would come back and earn his degree someday.
Shaq told her:
“Mommy, I gotta do it now. The time is now.”
And he actually kept that promise.
Shaq spent the next three decades quietly keeping that promise while continuing to challenge himself outside the game.
In 2000, already an NBA superstar and champion, he returned to LSU and completed his bachelor’s degree nearly eight years after leaving college early.
In 2005, while still dominating the NBA with the Heat, Shaq earned his MBA because he wanted to understand business and prepare for life after basketball.
Years later, in 2012, he completed a doctorate degree focused on leadership and organizational learning.
Now in 2026, at 54 years old, Shaq went back to LSU once again and earned his master’s degree.
Most people remember Shaq for the championships.
His mother probably remembers him for keeping his word.
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05/12/2026
The future isn’t waiting… it’s already here. 🚀
The Realistic CEO Magazine: Junior Achievement of Western MA 18 Edition is officially on sale now!
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