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Bitcoin groundbreakers share personal stories of how Bitcoin is changing lives for the better. Host Mauricio Di Bartolomeo, co-founder and CSO of Ledn, speaks with leading Bitcoin voices, entrepreneurs, and human rights advocates to hear their unique journey and practical real-world examples of how Bitcoin has made a positive impact in their lives. Brought to you by Ledn, a leading financial services company built for Bitcoin & digital assets. Ledn offers a suite of lending, saving and tradi ...
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The 2008 crisis was a hell-hole for the financial industry, as we all know.
What most people don’t know, however, is that it was almost as bad for the legal profession. 60% of legal graduates (J.Ds) couldn’t get a job upon graduation.
Finance and law are stereotypical industries where you are so specialized that—if the industry takes a hit—you will be in trouble. And then there's ecosystemic risk.
Industry disruption is bound to happen everywhere sooner or later; to protect yourself you should learn transferable skills.
Some top examples of transferable skills are:
- Learning how to learn,
- Social skills
- Focusing & getting into flow,
- Metacognition (thinking about how you think)
- Avoiding chronic stress
- Mastering a medium of communication
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