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Phones, tablets, robots…

Every skill you have today and that you believe is marketable won't be in a few short years.

These will be some skills though that will remain in extreme demand for a decade or so.

AI engineers.

Why?

Because somebody needs to deploy the wonderful alien technology we've discovered - to increase automation of every company and organization.

Some will become millionaires, and billionaires.

Most will be employees.

I saw the trend 25 years ago with communications.

Great jobs, great opportunities to create your companies…

Now, telecom engineers are pure commodity.

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This cycle happens all the time.

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This is why getting just a new diploma, a new degree, a new certificate, won’t save you.

It’s not a waste of time or money, no. I’m not saying that.

It’s always good to learn new things.

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It is just that despite those new learnings and trends, there is one, and one only that keeps you going on.

Not for the next decade, but many more year.

Your personal growth.

Control on your career, on your business, on your money.

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It took me a long, long time to realize that it’s not knowledge, but communication. It’s not studying, but action. It’s not perfectionism, but learning from mistakes. It’s not a pay check, but a stream of revenues that will keep you in the right track when retirement time arrives.

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Last day at this price.

If you need a mentor, click below today, or bye, bye.

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