a public exchange of knowledge is the backbone of the Curator Economy, and it can make a difference to anyone who’s looking to enrich their already existing education.

you should be part of a community that wants the same thing as you: to seek knowledge.

Conversations with like-minded people may bring us ideas we wouldn’t be able to construct on our own. Not because we’re not smart, but because we need others to learn. And the more people, the better.

Bill Gates himself once said: “We all need people who will give us feedback. That’s how we improve.”

If you’re a true learner, you’ll listen to the feedback of people who matter to your progress. Not only will you listen to it, but you’ll implement the feedback you judge is important for your growth.

There’s this feeling of being supported, the feeling of being part of something great, which gives us purpose to keep doing what we’re doing.

Learning in public is all about connecting with people whose insights are valuable to us.

even though you’ve amassed a great deal of knowledge on a topic, that doesn’t mean a person who knows less than you can’t teach you something.

the best way to learn something is by teaching others.

“What we know is a drop, what we don’t know is an ocean.” Sir Isaac Newton

the act of leaving their legacy is part of the genius of the greatest minds in history. That means they’ve made their mistakes, their wins, their progress, and their roadblocks available for posterity to learn from them. If future generations take their time to learn, they could navigate life a lot more easily.