The myth that knowledge can be quantified, stored, and owned — as degrees, deliverables, or data. But possession without practice is stasis; information without flow is inert.
NEED TYPE > Knowledge is a Static Possession
The myth that knowledge can be quantified, stored, and owned — as degrees, deliverables, or data. But possession without practice is stasis; information without flow is inert.
The myth that knowledge can be quantified, stored, and owned — as degrees, deliverables, or data. But possession without practice is stasis; information without flow is inert.
Start with one practice, explore one concept, read one chapter.