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Why Education Matters More Than Social Media Careers | short session

11 min · 16. sept. 2025
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In this short coaching session for OpenTalks, also featured on Podcast Extra, Alaa Ezzeddine shares a powerful message for the new generation. While many young people dream of becoming influencers or building a life on social media, Alaa reminds us that real success comes from education, university degrees, and building lasting careers. Social media trends may fade, but knowledge and skills will always stand strong. This episode is a wake-up call to invest in your future and not get lost in chasing temporary online fame.

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