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How Unlearning Lies at the Heart of Innovation
“In the future, the definition of illiteracy will not be the inability to read, it will be the inability to learn, unlearn and relearn.” – Alvin Toffler Until recently, I’d been extremely confident of my shoe-tying ability. This knowledge was … Continue reading
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Lessons on Leadership Development from a Master
Business schools are beefing up programs to meet corporate demand for leadership skills, especially creativity. However, whether creativity can be taught in a classroom is up for debate. Recently, an article in Forbes caught my eye because the author, August … Continue reading
