1. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
Asking questions—and asking good ones—is a foundation of critical thinking. Before you can solve a problem, you must be able to critically analyze and question what is causing it.

2. Collaboration Across Networks and Leading by Influence
(…) leadership among a team is no longer about commanding with top-down authority, but rather about leading by influence.

3. Agility and Adaptability
We live in a VUCA (Volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous) world. Hence, It’s important to be able to adapt and re-define one’s strategy.

4. Initiative and Entrepreneurship
Are we teaching our youth to lead? Are we encouraging them to take initiative? Are we empowering them to solve global challenges?

5. Effective Oral and Written Communication
Clear communication isn’t just a matter of proper use of language and grammar. In many ways, communicating clearly is an extension of thinking clearly.

6. Assessing and Analyzing Information
While our access to information has dramatically increased, so has our access to misinformation. (…) Furthermore, in the age of fake news, an active and informed citizen will have to be able to assess information from many different sources through a critical lens.

7. Curiosity and Imagination
It takes powerful imagination to envision breakthroughs and then go about executing them.

A única coisa que faz a diferença é a motivação. Se você perder a motivação, aos poucos você perde tudo.
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