Why You Should Never Stop Learning - Your 16 Parter Starting Mon 6th June. Dear Friend,
My local Tesco supermarket used to be very busy, with lots of queues, lots of people and lots of chatting and was the beating heart of the neighbourhood where I live.
Everything changed with the pandemic. People disappeared. Shoppers stayed away, preferring to shop online. And familiar faces working at the tills were no longer there; their positions taken by new rows of self-service checkouts.
Software is eating the world. And jobs. According to a report by McKinsey, the global management consultancy, 375 million jobs could be automated out of existence by 2030.
If you never saw the viral video Humans Needs Not Apply, it's just 15 minutes long, so do check it out.
When humans are surplus to requirements, then be sure you prepared. One way to do this is to acquire the habit of continuous learning.
Most of what's freely available to learn online - especially digital skills, could help you stay relevant in the jobs market, but what's really going to enhance your quality of life is an investment in personal self-development.
This is where a new 16-part Sahaja Yoga course comes in. More info below.
Also below: One of the first six people in the UK to practice Sahaja yoga shares his amazing journey of discovery; and, achieving your mastery and balance in difficult situations. Best wishesP. PS. Photo collage of Sahaja yoga around the world, further down. |
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