From this weeks ‘reflective space’

A recurring theme in our conversations is how options are limited. For example parents and teachers encouraging young people towards certain professions/jobs regardless of their personal preference or inclination.

Combined with peer pressure, and ‘the system’ itself, it’s a major problem around the world

This book is a critical read to help someone gain the confidence to find their passion.

I found mine. At age 66, I can look back at all my careers and see the thread of where I’ve found opportunities to fulfil my needs and make that connection.

It’s helped me find my fit, feel valued and as if I’m making a difference. It’s not about making money.

Ken Robinson the author of this book gave a TED talk about education and how it’s not ‘fit for purpose’ in helping educate us in ways that suits us and meets our needs (or society’s for that matter). Here it is

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Stephen