Juggler told me something similar a few years ago, that what he teaches doesn’t work except in large metro areas
Juggler comes from, and developed skills in, a college town of about 100,000 people, so I’m surprised.
I suspect that, if you’re a student, college towns’ social flexibility is more like considerably larger towns—the transient student population means that social networks have much less institutional memory than a stable population of the same size.
I suspect that, if you’re a student, college towns’ social flexibility is more like considerably larger towns—the transient student population means that social networks have much less institutional memory than a stable population of the same size.
In my experience, this is true even if you’re not a student.