03-Mar-2022 13:53
On today's show, I posed the title question to both @buulam and @Jenn_Gile. Here's what we had to say:
Your turn: What's your one skill everyone should have?
03-Mar-2022 14:07
Critical thinking. Helps to analyze situations, perform research and ultimately it helps to solve problems.
03-Mar-2022 14:09
that's a good one! Do you have a go-to resource to sharpen that skill?
03-Mar-2022 14:47
Thanks Jason! I can recommend three books. At the time I read them I found them remarkable, because they discuss different ways to understand the origin of problems (or events).
Those a not really secret hints. All three books have been popular on some bestseller lists.
All of them were useful to challenge and adapt my own approach to look at problems.
03-Mar-2022 14:48
good deal, thanks for sharing, @Daniel_Wolf
03-Mar-2022 16:41
This is great, adding this to my reading wish list!
04-Mar-2022 01:45
you’re not a big fan of the kitchen, have a few low-effort dishes in your repertoire you feel confident whipping up. Even if it’s just macaroni and cheese, the ability to cook a meal and eat it is a necessary life skill—it’ll save you when your favorite takeout restaurant is closed for a holiday, there’s no time to go to the store, or in the midst of a global pandemic
04-Mar-2022 08:06
Agreed! Also good for avoiding fast food!