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In the Information Age which is slowly becoming AI age, knowledge can or can not pay, as much of the knowledge is freely and abundantly available digitally. Once you have a mobile device with Internet connection, almost all information and data of the world is available at your fingertips. Therefore we need to think beyond the concept of knowledge and focus on the concept of wisdom.   In any time or age, wisdom has always proved its worth. In the beginning of humanity, knowledge was not that easily available. But our forefathers survived mostly on wisdom. And the record of such wise behaviours became what is today known as knowledge. Knowledge can help us to a great extent, but it’s not a solve all phenomenon.  We are realising that really fast nowadays due to the advent of Artificial Intelligence. Many knowledge based skills are getting redundant day by day. AI engines are becoming really efficient at handing monotonous tasks. Many jobs which are common today, won’t be there ...

In the last few decades, the business of teaching motivation & time management to young people have increased by leaps and bounds. People are taught in such a courses; how to get motivated? How to stay motivated? How to think? How to create? How to flow? How to get your life from point A to point B?  But can it work? Isn‘t all this exactly the opposite of how creativity and organic energy and eventual joy and peace should be achieved?  You can not start doing something with a clear map in your mind unless you are doing very generic and mundane yet important task, like handling a cash-counter. In all other things of life, starting with a free mind will always be more fruitful or at least joyful. By having so many rules and regulations, so many goals abd targets, so many imaginary future life maps, we are only making our own lives misearable.  What do you think about this?  You can share your thoughts in comments.