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Read books on various subjects, having hobbies opposite to your main skills can improves decision-making, reduces blind spots on your analysis, and enhances mitigation future problems.
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Openness, being open to learning new things, makes us more agile, resilient, and antifragile. It helps us better survive in constantly changing environments.
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Communication skills (and international language fluency) are the key to unlocking opportunities for self-improvement, get better job, and becoming highly valuable indiv.
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Gita Wirjawan shared some inspiration during a conversation with Tomy Yunus, CEO and co-founder of Cakap.
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