Success isn’t repeatable
summary
Claims that success isn't repeatable and that wisdom differs from knowledge and skill; learning models include Bloom's taxonomy and ICAP and a new triad knowledge skills wisdom. Examples: a JavaScript closure to illustrate levels, Catan to separate rules/skill/judgment, a web stack (React, TypeScript, GraphQL, Django, Postgres, Docker, Kubernetes) showing on‑the‑job learning, an eight‑year bug from naming a model "application," training and peer reflection speed wisdom, and an Epsilon trade-off between exploration and exploitation.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Learning in leadership and tech
- 14:05Knowledge skills and wisdom
- 21:28Context in success
- 25:43Accelerating wisdom
- 27:48Q&A
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