Uros Jankovic
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Uros Jankovic
Curiosity ==> Knowledge ==> Curation ==> Judgment
Curiosity creates the inquiry.
Knowledge populates the options.
Curation filters the right ones through.
Judgment makes the final call.
When knowledge becomes abundant, value migrates to the functions that exist upstream and downstream from it: framing the inquiry and acting on the output.
In this new
... See moreEverywhere we go these days, there is talk about community - the developer SaaS tool, the soap brand, and virtually every product I interact with now prominently bears a Community link on their homepage. Personally, I don’t need more Slack groups or things to which I belong. What I want is deeper relationships with specific people where I can be... See more
Sari Azout • #58 friends > communities
That level of self-awareness may be masked by AI, leading the prompter to believe they're an expert when they're actually less than novice.
Our job as leaders? Question everything, set guidelines, and give context on why understanding and expertise still matters.
try connecting it to the growth mindset - is it a threat to it?
growth happens not in isolation but in contact with others - this a central tenet in psychotherapy, particularly in group therapy, where connection, shared experiences, and collaborative problem-solving foster healing and personal growth
Think of it this way: If we remove Tanzania from the story, is there still a story worth telling? If the answer is no, then the person probably doesn’t have a story. If the answer is yes, they might have something worth telling.
Matthew Dicks • Stories Sell: Storyworthy Strategies to Grow Your Business and Brand
If you want to tell a story, ask yourself: Does it contain a five-second moment? A moment of true transformation? The five-second moment may be difficult to find. You may have to dig for it. I was more than three years into my storytelling career before I finally told “This Is Going to Suck.”
Matthew Dicks • Stories Sell: Storyworthy Strategies to Grow Your Business and Brand
Understanding that stories are about tiny moments is the bedrock upon which all storytelling is built, and yet this is what people often fail to understand when thinking about a story. Instead, they believe that if something interesting or incredible or unbelievable has happened to them, they have a great story to tell.
Matthew Dicks • Stories Sell: Storyworthy Strategies to Grow Your Business and Brand
But if you don’t have a home for the references, quotes, notes, and highlights that moved you—what are you giving AI to work with?
All that is to say: A curated personal knowledge base has never mattered more. Not just to remember what inspires you, but to teach AI to see through your eyes.
Until now, skills have been a major differentiator for humanity. However, in the age of AI, taste will become more important than skills as much of skill-based work and productivity is offloaded to compute. Taste seems more scarce these days, and increasingly differentiating in the age of AI. This assertion makes me think about the development of... See more