The American Dream – an ideology that drives many of us to take risks, aspire big, and work hard. Why is it so hard to actually achieve?
That’s what Elias Torres (founder, advisor, Henry Crown Fellow) explores on the American Dream podcast.
Join Elias every other Tuesday as he talks with entrepreneurs who know what it feels like to be the only “other” in the room. Hear them share their stories, learn from their mistakes, and leave with the information you need to pave your way to your own American dream.
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The American Dream – an ideology that drives many of us to take risks, aspire big, and work hard. Why is it so hard to actually achieve?
That’s what Elias Torres (founder, advisor, Henry Crown Fellow) explores on the American Dream podcast.
Join Elias every other Tuesday as he talks with entrepreneurs who know what it feels like to be the only “other” in the room. Hear them share their stories, learn from their mistakes, and leave with the information you need to pave your way to your own American dream.
The tables have turned.
Sergio Claudio, Head of School at ONE School, an online portfolio school for Black creatives, joins Elias on the show; but unlike most episodes, Sergio flips the podcast on Elias, asking him things like why it's important to pay attention to community, how to find the right thing to double down on, and the value of saying no.
The American Dream with Elias Torres
The American Dream – an ideology that drives many of us to take risks, aspire big, and work hard. Why is it so hard to actually achieve?
That’s what Elias Torres (founder, advisor, Henry Crown Fellow) explores on the American Dream podcast.
Join Elias every other Tuesday as he talks with entrepreneurs who know what it feels like to be the only “other” in the room. Hear them share their stories, learn from their mistakes, and leave with the information you need to pave your way to your own American dream.
