“Why Being a 'Knower' Is Dangerous Now”
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Title: Hyper-Learning
Author: Edward D. Hess
Category: Learning & Education, Technology & Innovation, Mindfulness & Wellbeing
Did you ever feel like everything you were taught about being smart is actually holding you back? Sam and Sophie sit with that unsettling feeling, because Edward D. Hess's *Hyper-Learning* argues that the old model of learning—memorize, repeat, don't mess up—is dangerously obsolete in a VUCA world.
Chapters
00:00From Knower to Learner01:03The Individual Operating System01:56Emotional Discipline and the Pause02:32Learn, Unlearn, Relearn03:24Safe Environments and the Gardener Leader04:42Takeaway: Curiosity Over Certainty
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