Future Vision First

In this episode:

We look at the main ideas behind a start-up mindset

We look at how this mindset has changed the adoption of new technologies

Finally we see what plans we can take to prepare for disruptive futures.

In this episode:

We look at the difference between static and created knowledge.

We understand how the change in movement of information affects our learning.

We determine how learning knowledge creation can help us make better decisions in the future.

In this episode:

We look at how the agile programming manifesto influenced the lean start-up mindset

We also look at how this change, has decreased the time between innovation and adaption.

Finally, we look at how you can adapt an agile mindset while remaining planted in the reality of your process.

What processes can AI perform and how will it affect the job market?

What do we need to learn in order to remain relevant in an increasingly

computerised world?

What could be the potential role of AI in government and education?

In this episode:

We define the do it yourself economy

We look at the importance of learning how to learn.

We look at the difference between a structured learning environment vs

working online.

In this episode:

We will look at:

What is the fourth industrial renaissance?

What is a renaissance man

What is the difference between a generalist and a specialist

How we need to change our personal growth plan to match

the accelerated times within which we live.

In this episode:

We look at the impact of communications technologies on the acceleration of global communication and, the 

lowering of entry to business opportunities and nations and what this means for the nation state and the individuals

within it. 

We look at what practical things you can do to participate in the global village as a global citizen. 

In this episode:

We look at how new technologies are shaking up the work space and changing the way

people think and engage about work.

It also looks at the effects of this shift on education and what we can do to prepare for it.

In this episode:

We look at why one specialisation is not enough to maintain a job

We investigate what it means to have an interdisciplinary education

We look at what separates humans from artificial intelligence and robots

We consider what we can do to diversify our own education 

In todays podcast we will look at the difference between learning models 

which are designed to prepare us for the new world of work and life and ask

which one if any should we be focusing on in this fast paced world of change.

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