Co-founder of ETU Education and Nouyan online community, former partner at McKinsey, former director of Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation China Country Office, author of 4 books, mother of 3 children, and recognized as a Young Global Leader by The World Economic Forum in 2016-2021, I wish to share my life journey with anyone seeking career development and authentic personal growth.
Mind creates reality, our internal world prescribes our external experience. Here in this Channel I will to share with you books I have read, interesting people I have met, and up-to-date thoughts in being with ourselves and interacting with the world around us.
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Michael讲的内容非常好，条理清晰，而且简单易懂。用最朴实真诚的语言来解析生活中“小我”的声音。提一些建议：采访者提问时候的话有点多，可能是为了和Michael 有engaging conversation,但其实一个简单的问题就可以。还有就是喜欢在Michael 还没讲完一句话的时候就try to complete his sentence，有点唐突。
谢谢一诺，不知道为什么上周日早上在palo alto见过你真人后，再回来听你曾经的讲座和视频，忽然就有了更深的理解与感受。特别喜欢你直接干练又睿智犀利的谈吐，背后是清晰的思路逻辑，每一处都是我学习的榜样。从这个视频里，虽然留学来美后进入职场数载，偶尔也在回看，正好看到你们三位不同经历和年龄段的前辈的分享，说到类似规划其实并非按预期能直线达到，更多的是因缘际会根据当下哪怕是小到出行驾驶习惯、人际关系本质不同、社会包容度与机遇的多样性，等等息息相关。当你说到sense of purpose，我第一反应是：发心。可能这也是你本人深深吸引我的一个主因。好的发心在我父母之于我的教育中很重要的一个基本原则。也是无论顺境还是逆境中我的启明星。上周日你说“理解世界，重塑自己”，回来我一直在体味这八个字，并且也身体力行跟身边朋友交流探讨。希望自己能够达观的看待世事变迁，带着爱与好奇心，扎根更深一点，不断成长，为自己力所能及之处提供绿荫z❤
I remember how I solved the rubik’s cube as a kid. I finally gave up, figuring out its core functionality, and focused instead on exploring how certain moves produced certain results. In hindsight, I probably should have taken this lesson more seriously. Curiosity, the power of tinkering, parallels with Taleb’s discussions about antifragility, with the emphasis on flexibility and serendipity. And going back further, a viable alternative structure is espoused in The Cathedral and the Bazaar. I also see echoes in Ian McGilchrist’s work, also reductionist thinking vs systems thinking. Overall, these perspectives highlight the importance of curiosity, adaptability, and open-ended exploration in problem-solving and learning. They suggest that fostering an environment where experimentation and serendipity are valued can lead to more robust, innovative outcomes.
This woman’s high pitched voice is so annoying and her adulatory laughs came out of nowhere being so distracting. She’s simply ruining this interview by hosting it…
