This article is super impactful. I’m unaware of this professional monopoly of a thing but it’s something most of us have within us but haven't observed it.
Thanks for sharing this.
The part of making it unsensible for others to compete is really funny. But that’s a big win for whoever can do that.
The seeds of a professional monopoly are right before our eyes but we ignore them. We stop being curious after childhood, prefer facilitator-led learning to self-directed learning, and never learn how to communicate our ideas. I believe if we practice these it result in discovery of where our natural monopoly lies.
This article is super impactful. I’m unaware of this professional monopoly of a thing but it’s something most of us have within us but haven't observed it.
Thanks for sharing this.
The part of making it unsensible for others to compete is really funny. But that’s a big win for whoever can do that.
The seeds of a professional monopoly are right before our eyes but we ignore them. We stop being curious after childhood, prefer facilitator-led learning to self-directed learning, and never learn how to communicate our ideas. I believe if we practice these it result in discovery of where our natural monopoly lies.
wow, 2 important points:
1. Self-directed learning must be a conscious act and nurtured henceforth
2. and learn how to communicate our ideas.
Nice insight, keep up the good work
Insightful.