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What is the future of work? One thing is clear, the 21st century workplace looks vastly different than the past century.
What are the skills that will allow you to get access to the work you want to be doing? The high paying, high responsibility jobs that make a difference?
My guest today, Erica Dhawan, argues that Connectional Intelligence (CxQ) is a key attribute of the next round of successful leaders.
The ability of a person to connect people and ideas together and then make leaps from what they know into the adjacent possible is a running theme of The Art of Adventure podcast, and a big part of Erica’s new book: Get Big Things Done
Erica is a highly trained (MIT, Harvard) and highly practiced (with her consulting firm CoTential) leader in helping entrepreneurs and businesses step into the future.
This podcast episode will help all you entrepreneurs with a purpose start making the connections you want to accomplish your big goals!
“If I could change something about the world I would add more empathy. It is the key force to heal, connect, and transform” – Erica Dhawan
“Adventure is a roller coaster ride of joy, confusion, excitement, gratitude, and transformation” – Erica Dhawan
What you will learn in this episode:
-How Leonardo Da Vinci used connectional intelligence
-The gamification of problem solving
-How to design problems in order to get people to pitch in an solve them
-How to “Uncover” and share more of yourself
-The difference between structured and unstructured learning
-How to discover what you don’t know
-Applications of biomimicry (as in termite mound architecture!)
Mentioned in this episode:
Get Big Things Done: The Power of Connectional Intelligence
CoTential Erica’s consulting company
Free offer to listeners of the Art of Adventure! Text “Erica” to 66866 and receive your connectional intelligence resources!
Covering: The Hidden Assault on Our Civil Rights
Benjamin Thompson’s surfboard computer for tracking ocean data
Thank You Erica Dhawan!
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