I often seem to be saying is that the quality of your questions determines the quality of your life.

So how does one ask quality questions? It boils down to education, which is essentially learning. The more you learn, the better the questions you will ask.

We're currently witnessing AI's integration into the workplace. There's a prevailing fear that AI might replace our jobs soon, as many tech giants suggest. While the future remains uncertain, consider these four scenarios:

Scenario 1:
You stop learning, and AI takes your job = You're worse off, or nothing changes because you lacked prospects anyway.

Scenario 2:
You learn new skills, and AI takes your job = You're adaptable and will find new employment and maybe even in a new industry.

Scenario 3:
You stop learning, and AI does not take your job = Nothing changes; you retain your old job.

Scenario 4:
You learn new things, and AI doesn't take your job = You gain additional skills and better prospects, even if you kept your old job.

The key variable here is learning new things. Investing in learning ensures you always come out ahead.

If you don't learn, you'll always be at a disadvantage.

Ultimately, the impact of AI is irrelevant compared to the benefits of continuous learning.

So Keep Learning New Things!