Episode Summary:
In this episode of BetterTech, host Jocelyn Houle talks about education in the Age of AI and what it really means to take the leap into entrepreneurship and build through uncertainty, with Jason Gulya, Chair of AI Academic Integrity Committee at Berkeley College. Jason shares how his mindset shifted from overthinking to action, and why progress often comes from moving first and learning along the way. The conversation explores risk-taking, resilience, and how founders can navigate fear, ambiguity, and self-doubt while building something meaningful. Jason also reflects on the importance of trusting the process in education, staying adaptable, and embracing imperfect starts as part of long-term growth.
Show Notes:
- Jason talks about shifting from hesitation to experimentation when pursuing entrepreneurship.
- The episode covers how founders can reframe risk as part of progress.
- Jason shares lessons on navigating uncertainty without losing momentum.
- The discussion explores why imperfect action beats endless planning.
- Jason reflects on building confidence by taking small but consistent steps.
This episode is hosted by Jocelyn Houle, Host, BetterTech
