talk more about establishing a clear idea of what you seek to accomplish.) When you experience the inevitable Fall after the initial leap, clarity on your priorities serves as a source of strength and motivation, a guide to get back on track. 2.Name Your Fears. The fall that comes after the initial part of a Courageous Leap is often terrifying.

Artificial Intelligence. It’s not just that computers are getting faster and better—they’re getting “smarter” too. Artificial Intelligence (AI) has enabled computers to accomplish tasks that were previously thought to be uniquely human—unimaginable for machines—and computers are outperforming humans on some of these tasks.

Be open to support when necessary: One of the biggest impediments I’ve faced with dyslexia has not been the condition itself but rather my reluctance to accept support; this would have allowed me to better compensate for the condition and to better leverage my full abilities.

The cautionary tale from the Luddites’ story is that, throughout human history, once the genie of advancement (and advancing knowledge) has been released from the bottle, there’s no going back.

whatever his peer’s financial situation might have been, that had no bearing on his truth about money.

By the year 2030, an additional 20 million jobs around the world could be displaced by automation (Oxford Economics, 2019).

Key Questions to Think About: 1.Where are the areas where you haven’t fully accepted (and valued) yourself? (Hint: Most people have at least one.)

persistence and perseverance were fundamental parts of her nature. She would often say, “Whenever someone says you can’t do something, make it your job to prove them wrong.”

Like Financial Health, Intellectual Capital unlocks access to opportunity.