The problem can be likened to the difference between today’s smartphones and the basic Nokia mobiles from 20 years ago. Both types of phones send and receive messages, but their functionalities and the way they are used are worlds apart. Similarly, business schools may still teach leadership, but their methods are outdated and no longer […]
What is the longest river in the world? Who is the 12th president of the United States? Who invented television? Who invented telephone first? Where is the tallest building in the world? What is the point of memorizing the answers for such questions? Does it measure intelligence? Certainly, no. Google provides all the answers in […]
Most young people between 18- 20 years old have to decisively choose their careers. A career at that age means studying for a college degree which will pave the way for wonderful opportunities in the future. Few who get help to ask themselves why they are getting enrolled in this and that college. Why are […]
In his 1970 book “Future Shock” Alvin Toffler diagnosed the root of the problem: “Mass education was the ingenious machine constructed by industrialism to produce the kind of adults it needed. The problem was inordinately complex. How to pre-adapt children for a new world – a world of repetitive indoor toil, smoke, noise, machines, crowded living […]
Most schools and universities have nothing to do with helping people discovering their passions and embarking on their purposes for one simple reason. They do not know theirs
