Therefore we know a) that the ability to learn exists in us all, b) that it shows up differently in each of us, and c) that while we can all get better at anything, none of us will ever be able to rewire our brains to excel at everything. More simply, we can all get better, and we will all get better at different things, in different ways, and at different speeds.

He affirmed that we all have a story to share and something to learn from one another. That if we take time to connect, we can learn anywhere and from anyone.

The unprecedented prosperity of the modern world is the result of the growth of our collective intelligence.

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“Organisations have distinctive cultures and collective intelligences, and it is through these differentiating characteristics that they contribute to our economy and society.

Today the hallmark of successful business is access to collective intelligence that is not common property.