Training Session2023-08-31

Eben Pagan: Tech-Wise Parenting Summit - YouTube

Eben Pagan explains how we're the first generations to experience constant career change as normal, and why the future won't be about learning one trade for life. He advocates for envisioning personal development goals and using technology to extend creative abilities and intelligence.

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    Envision How You Want to Develop Yourself

    We're the first generations in human history to experience constant career change as normal. The old model of learning one trade and doing it forever worked for thousands of years, but now change is constant and accelerating.

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    First Generations to Experience Constant Career Change

    Focus on envisioning how you want to develop yourself, the environments you want to create, and work with technology to extend your creative abilities and intelligence rather than just learning a single skill.

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    Envision Yourself Technology and Environment Working Together

    Future success requires envisioning how you want to develop yourself, the environments you want to create, and working with technology to extend your creative abilities and intelligence

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    A Career Model Built for Constant Accelerating Change

    Much more change than most people realize. We're already the first generations to experience constant career change, and this trend will accelerate significantly in the future.

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    First Generations to Experience Career Change as Normal

    We are the very first generations in human history to experience changing jobs and careers as normal, after thousands of years where this didn't happen

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    Why the Traditional Education Model Is Obsolete

    The traditional model of going to school, getting cultural education, learning a skill, and doing it right without screwing up for life is obsolete

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    Most People Haven't Projected How Much More Change Is Coming

    Most people haven't extended their thinking into the future to understand how much more change is coming

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    Chains Broken — A Moment of Liberation

    the game is going to be more Envision how you want to develop yourself and envision the kinds of environments that you want to create and the kinds of success that you want to create and the ways you want to make an impact and contribution

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    Why Learning One Trade for Life No Longer Works

    we're the very first Generations that have grown up with change being normal so changing in jobs changing in careers for thousands of years that didn't happen were literally the very first ones

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Summary

The End of Traditional Career Models

Eben Pagan explains how we're transitioning from a world where people learned one trade and did it for life to becoming the first generations experiencing constant career change. He emphasizes that this represents a fundamental shift after thousands of years of career stability, and most people haven't fully grasped how much more change is coming in the future.

The New Success Framework

Instead of the old model of cultural education followed by skill mastery, Pagan advocates for envisioning personal development goals and desired impact. He teaches that future success will come from working with technology to extend creative abilities and intelligence rather than simply executing one learned skill without error.

Eben Pagan: Tech-Wise Parenting Summit - YouTube
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Counterpoint

Claim:Learn a trade or profession and do it right without screwing up for your entire career

Reframe: Envision how you want to develop yourself and work with technology to extend your creative abilities and intelligence

Pagan contrasts the old model where 'the whole game was just do do it right and don't screw up and you can probably have a job in a career for the rest of your life' with the new approach of envisioning personal development and using technology tools

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