171. Can You Legally Teach What You Learned in School

Welcome back, Genius! In this episode, Brand Attorney LaConya Murray breaks down a question that hits close to home for educators, creators, and entrepreneurs: Can you legally teach what you learned in school?

Whether you're launching a course, writing a blog, or starting a YouTube channel, understanding the difference between copyright infringement and plagiarism is key to creating with confidence. Learn how to share your knowledge ethically and legally, why permission and attribution matter, and how originality can elevate your brand.

Tune in to discover how to turn your education into a powerful business asset—without crossing legal lines.
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