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Announcing the Launch of Our New E-book: Future Skills 2030

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I are thrilled to announce the launch of my latest e-book, Future Skills 2030. This comprehensive guide is part of the resource material developed from my online course Future Skills 2030-Prepare for the 4th Industrial Revolution.

What people are saying about the online course

Participants are very positive about the ‘Future Skills 2030 – Prepare for the 4th Industrial Revolution’ course, praising it for its forward-thinking approach and practical applications. here are some of the recent reviews:

“Exceptional course for those who is seeking for the future trends” Altynbek K.

“Great content, presentation and summary in one place. Highly recommended to propel your curiosity to prepare about what exists now and what’s to come” Joseph H.

“Well researched with excellent resources” Stephan M.

What is the 4th Industrial Revolution?

The 4th Industrial Revolution represents a fundamental change in the way we live, work, and relate to each other. It’s characterized by a fusion of technologies that is blurring the lines between the physical, digital, and biological spheres. As industries evolve and adapt to these new technologies, so too must our skills and knowledge.

Why Future Skills 2030?

This e-book and online course are meticulously crafted to equip you with the skills and insights necessary to navigate and excel in this new era. Here’s a sneak peek into what you can expect:

  • Understanding Emerging Technologies: Gain a deep understanding of technologies like AI, blockchain, IoT, and more, which are driving the 4th Industrial Revolution.
  • Skills for the future of work: Learn which hard and soft skills are essential for the future of work.
  • Adaptive Learning: Discover the importance of continuous learning and how to stay ahead in an ever-changing job market.

How Future Skills 2030 Complements Our Online Course

Our e-book is designed to be an integral part of our online course, ‘Future Skills 2030 – Prepare for the 4th Industrial Revolution.’ Together, they provide a comprehensive learning experience that combines theoretical knowledge with practical applications. The course offers interactive modules, real-world case studies, and expert insights that will help you apply the concepts from the e-book in practical settings.

Who Should Read Future Skills 2030?

Whether you’re a student, a professional looking to upskill, or simply someone interested in understanding the future of work, this e-book is for you. It provides valuable insights for:

  • Business Leaders: Stay ahead of industry trends and ensure your organization is future-ready.
  • Educators: Prepare your students for the jobs of tomorrow with cutting-edge knowledge.
  • Entrepreneurs: Identify new opportunities and drive innovation in your ventures.
  • Lifelong Learners: Continuously update your skillset and stay relevant in a dynamic job market.

Get Your FREE Copy Today!

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to prepare for the future. Future Skills 2030 is now available for download. The e-book is FREE, you’ll also gain access to exclusive discounts on our online course, allowing you to dive deeper into the material and gain practical skills that will set you apart.

Use the links below to download your FREE copy of Future Skills 2030 and start your journey towards becoming a future-ready professional. Together, let’s embrace the opportunities of the 4th Industrial Revolution and build a better, more innovative world.

Future Skills 2030 E-Book (PdF version)

Future Skills 2030 (EPub version)

Curiosity is more important than knowledge

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The quote “Curiosity is more important than knowledge” is often attributed to Albert Einstein, although the exact phrasing might be a paraphrase of his actual words. Regardless of its origin, this statement carries a profound meaning about the nature of learning, growth, and human potential.

Here’s a breakdown of the meaning:

  1. Drive to Learn: Curiosity is the driving force behind the acquisition of knowledge. Without curiosity, one might not seek out knowledge in the first place. A curious mind is always eager to learn, explore, and discover.
  2. Limitations of Knowledge: At any given point, what we know is limited. Knowledge can become outdated, or new discoveries can reshape our understanding. However, curiosity is timeless and can lead us to continually update and expand our knowledge.
  3. Depth of Understanding: Someone who is truly curious won’t just stop at surface-level knowledge. They’ll ask deeper questions, seek to understand underlying principles, and explore various facets of a topic.
  4. Adaptability: In our rapidly changing world, what we know today might not be as relevant tomorrow. However, if we remain curious, we can adapt, learn new things, and remain relevant in various fields.
  5. Innovation and Progress: Many of the world’s greatest discoveries and innovations didn’t come from what was already known, but from individuals who were curious enough to ask “What if?” or “Why not?” and explore uncharted territories.
  6. Lifelong Learning: Knowledge can provide answers to questions we have now, but curiosity ensures we keep asking questions throughout our lives. It fosters a lifelong love for learning.

Curiosity and the future of work

I have a keen interest and expertise in the skills required for the future of work, and I’ve even developed an online course on this subject, titled “Future Skills 2030-Prepare for the 4th Industrial Revolution“. The World Economic Forum’s Future of Jobs Report (2023) emphasizes the importance of curiosity and lifelong learning, ranking them within the top 5 essential skills for future employment. Furthermore, these traits amplify other vital skills. For instance, curiosity fuels creativity, which the report identifies as the premier emerging skill in 2023. When we allow our curiosity to expand beyond our immediate surroundings, it naturally evolves into deeper creative pursuits. Creativity embodies the generation of unique and innovative ideas, giving tangible form to our inquisitiveness. Moreover, curiosity is closely tied to other pivotal skills like innovation, analytical reasoning, adaptability, and leadership. Indeed, curiosity is a transformative force!

New Curioisty Course Launched!

I am happy to say that my new course on how to unleash your curiosity and lifelong learning superpower has now launched. The course was scheduled to launch in December but is ready a few days ahead of schedule! Check out the course here or watch the course preview above.

Many thanks,

Tom Carroll PhD, November 28th 2023