Well not intentionally anyway……
Everywhere I look, all I see and hear are articles demonising technology, with a particular focus on smartphones.
Well not intentionally anyway……
Everywhere I look, all I see and hear are articles demonising technology, with a particular focus on smartphones.
This is part 2 of my mini series, where I share the resources that I personally use to develop my mind, skills and toolkit for living life. This time I’m going to share the 5 podcasts I frequently consume and would recommend to everyone if they want to learn a thing or two.
Developing a change in culture is difficult in any field, you’ve no doubt read articles on how to make a successful shift and how you can support a cultural change and nurture it for years to come.
This article isn’t one of those, this article is about the exact opposite, about what not to do if you want to really change a culture and the mindset of your people when it comes to learning. To help me in this piece and to explore the insights to not screwing this up, I’ll be using the popular film character of John Wick and various analogies to demonstrate my points.
What a time to be alive as the mighty Drake has said and it really is true. We live in a unique time where technology has advanced at such a stellar pace that it’s enabled humanity to do many wonderful feats.
We can’t deny that right now we have the most advanced methods of real time communication in existence, with the ability to stay connected to everyone and everything, wherever we are in the world — so why are so many of us feeling more disconnected from the world and others than ever?
We all use a number of platforms to share our stories with the world, some do this as a form of therapy and others in the hope to inspire. The reality is that not everyone will read our work or even like it, but that’s OK because maybe they aren’t the audience you want.
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