1. Instead of asking "Tell me about yourself.. your background", change it to "What if" questions 2. Active unlearning. Always challenge your mindset, find out new possibilities, link with new information. As quoted by Mahatma Gandhi "I must reduce myself to zero" 3. Prioritizing exploration over exploitation.. To never fall too far in love with your wins, but rather continue to proactively seek out what might kill you next. We are entering a future where IQ and EQ both matter way less than how fast you are able to adapt.
My simple rule of thumb after years of experience, is don't waste time on dickheads who do not subscribe to my thinking. And if by any chance they have something better to offer, I will adapt that into my thinking, but will flat out reject the rubbish that is anything else that I know is bullshit. Humanity has two simple goals to achieve in my view. 1. Reach true Civilization status which requires everyone united working towards goal number 2, and no longer killing and fighting each other 2. Work together on reaching class 1 Civilization status and effectively managing our resources towards a third goal, which revolves around the survival of the species from environmental dangers that threaten our existence on the planet
I randomely ran into this and found it interesting. i always naturally preferred the "what if" questions for interviews because I want to understand if people are smart indeed, regardless of the job type. I ran thousand of interviews. I never thought of it as "adaptability", rather, as how someone thinks - iq tests actually also _do_ test this, but you aint asking someone at an interview to take an iq test. similarly, i find that "unlearning" is great, but never called it that. I just think of it as actively challenging assumptions. Someone says something crazy you immediately want to discard? look into it. either it'll confirm they're crazy, or maybe you'll find you were wrong on something. If you don't do that, you'll _never_ change your mind and thus won't learn very quickly. this means you gotta be ok with being wrong (most people _arent_). the last point is less interesting imo, because while it's not completely wrong, switching what you do all the time means you'll never be a specialist. its good for some things, but highly specialized people are rare and very valuable IMO.
@@knowledgeispower1029 They never said it was theirs They never said this so the fact that you know complicated topics (as far as I know) and yet you can't recognize when when someone is joking *NOT* claiming that the quote was theirs Kinda ironic since your channel name is "Knowledge is Power".
Gandi's quote "I must reduce myself to zero. So long as man does not of is own free will put himself last among his fellow creatures, there is no salvation for him" was heavily saying no to materialism/consumerism. I think it's strangely ironic this quote is being used for business investing :P
I think this is how real business _should_ work. Economics should be a positive sum game: where through cooperation, everyone is better off, yes, even venture capitalists! The venture capitalists don't seem to get this idea though. Maybe its just that they can't see any point in investment without risk. livelogic.blogspot.com/2019/08/natalie-fratto-on-adaptability.html
Thanks for Natalie Fratto inspiring sharing on ways on measurements and improvement on adaptability! Personally thinking, these 3 ways (Changing from "Tell me about yourself.. " to "What if" questions; Active unlearning; Prioritizing exploration overexploitation) are important for us to not only improve how well we react to an ability of change, but also to help us make a good and friendly relationship to the world, as well as to others equally. These are something I need to learn for life.
This is what happened to Fernando Alonso in 2007! He ran into a completely unexpected situation of being an in-form double world champion racing with a slightly faster or equally fast team mate favoured by the management...Had he kept calm, understood the situation & tried to adapt he would of won the championship that year with his experience. Because both Hamilton & Alonso are equally fast & skilled when given the fastest car but when the car is not that helping Hamilton becomes the spoiled kid (2009-13) while Alonso can give his best even when the car is 2nd or 3rd best (his best seasons were with Ferrari a lesser car he pushed to the limit)
I think the biggest problem for those entrepreneurs would be what is the meaning of “riding a backwards brain bike” instead of how to ride it. Nobody is certain that doing sth would definitely bring back success. The most safe way for them is to stay in the circle.
Like my car. The indicators/lights & windscreenwipers/screenwash were on opposites sides to what I was used to, but it comes to me easily now (after a couple of months)
When she started talking about what if and simulating disasters, and my anxiety and I looked at each other, and we both realized we’ve been training for this our entire lives.
When venture investor Natalie Fratto is determining which start-up founder to support, she doesn't just look for intelligence or charisma; she looks for adaptability. In this insightful talk, Fratto shares three ways to measure your "adaptability quotient" -- and shows why your ability to respond to change really matters.
The worldwide business is speeding up at the moment. I think the reason to happen it is evolution of technologies in the field of computer. Computer is necessary for human life like shopping, connecting with our friends, teaching something which we want to learn abilities to get more money and knowledges. Computer makes our environment change. So, the adaptability is important for us. I agree with her opinion.
Dude, you signed your name-bearing comment with your name! It made it even funnier for me, because I read your name in Peele's voice, from Key & Peele, from the episode "Substitute teacher" (the one in which Key plays as the substitute). Check it out! It's here, on RUclips.
I have the impression that adaptability is highly related to emotional intelligence; people have emotional reactions to change, and if you can’t identity and direct your emotion, it’s unlikely you will be able to adapt.
Its both using IQ & EQ actually, like if your car's tire has been broken in the middle of the road, what would you do? Being thrown into a completely new job you're unfamiliar with while it has a potential to increase your networth, what would you do? Adaptability is about assessing your to a new situation whether using these quotients
Seriously. Removing duplicates or large, stale files? Desperately coping with early Windows' fragmentation issues? What she's talking about sounds like … well, overwriting old data with new (which is what she said), and that has nothing to do with a "disk clean up." Maybe "disk overwrite"? I guess she just "adapted" the term into something new.
There's a good book Randall Munroe named "What If." Here's a sample of difficult what if like questions he explains "What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90 percent the speed of light?" I mean businesses have got to be prepared for stuff like this. May or may not help measure your AQ. ;)
Yeah I guess "adaptability" might help you make money. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like "adaptability" is going to extend the long-term survival of the human race unless we're able to "adapt" to a greenhouse planet. But of course being wealthy in the here and now is more important than anything.
The depth in this content is truly impressive. A book I found with similar topics gave me a new perspective. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
All she is really talking about is creativity because a highly creative person is a highly adaptive person. I wonder if she thinks Speed is relative because she ends with "how fast you are able to adapt.", because how fast it takes a person to see opportunities and act on them is irrelevant, that is, speed is not the issue.
Well aq is more important in regular work fields and regular employees. Iq is more important in inventing solving science architecture etc. Ofcrs its great to use new techniques and new info. What im sayin is iq> aq
1. Instead of asking "Tell me about yourself.. your background", change it to "What if" questions
2. Active unlearning. Always challenge your mindset, find out new possibilities, link with new information. As quoted by Mahatma Gandhi "I must reduce myself to zero"
3. Prioritizing exploration over exploitation.. To never fall too far in love with your wins, but rather continue to proactively seek out what might kill you next.
We are entering a future where IQ and EQ both matter way less than how fast you are able to adapt.
"What if"....
I must reduce myself to zero',what a word
My simple rule of thumb after years of experience, is don't waste time on dickheads who do not subscribe to my thinking. And if by any chance they have something better to offer, I will adapt that into my thinking, but will flat out reject the rubbish that is anything else that I know is bullshit. Humanity has two simple goals to achieve in my view. 1. Reach true Civilization status which requires everyone united working towards goal number 2, and no longer killing and fighting each other 2. Work together on reaching class 1 Civilization status and effectively managing our resources towards a third goal, which revolves around the survival of the species from environmental dangers that threaten our existence on the planet
Thanks
I randomely ran into this and found it interesting. i always naturally preferred the "what if" questions for interviews because I want to understand if people are smart indeed, regardless of the job type. I ran thousand of interviews. I never thought of it as "adaptability", rather, as how someone thinks - iq tests actually also _do_ test this, but you aint asking someone at an interview to take an iq test.
similarly, i find that "unlearning" is great, but never called it that. I just think of it as actively challenging assumptions. Someone says something crazy you immediately want to discard? look into it. either it'll confirm they're crazy, or maybe you'll find you were wrong on something. If you don't do that, you'll _never_ change your mind and thus won't learn very quickly. this means you gotta be ok with being wrong (most people _arent_).
the last point is less interesting imo, because while it's not completely wrong, switching what you do all the time means you'll never be a specialist. its good for some things, but highly specialized people are rare and very valuable IMO.
Improvise.
Adapt.
Overcome.
Then give a TED talk about it.
@@knowledgeispower1029
They never said it was theirs
They never said this so the fact that you know complicated topics (as far as I know) and yet you can't recognize when when someone is joking *NOT* claiming that the quote was theirs
Kinda ironic since your channel name is "Knowledge is Power".
Gandi's quote "I must reduce myself to zero. So long as man does not of is own free will put himself last among his fellow creatures, there is no salvation for him" was heavily saying no to materialism/consumerism. I think it's strangely ironic this quote is being used for business investing :P
I think this is how real business _should_ work. Economics should be a positive sum game: where through cooperation, everyone is better off, yes, even venture capitalists! The venture capitalists don't seem to get this idea though. Maybe its just that they can't see any point in investment without risk. livelogic.blogspot.com/2019/08/natalie-fratto-on-adaptability.html
Thanks for Natalie Fratto inspiring sharing on ways on measurements and improvement on adaptability! Personally thinking, these 3 ways (Changing from "Tell me about yourself.. " to "What if" questions; Active unlearning; Prioritizing exploration overexploitation) are important for us to not only improve how well we react to an ability of change, but also to help us make a good and friendly relationship to the world, as well as to others equally. These are something I need to learn for life.
the consequences of failure to adapt is a topic in project management that always fascinated me
This is what happened to Fernando Alonso in 2007! He ran into a completely unexpected situation of being an in-form double world champion racing with a slightly faster or equally fast team mate favoured by the management...Had he kept calm, understood the situation & tried to adapt he would of won the championship that year with his experience. Because both Hamilton & Alonso are equally fast & skilled when given the fastest car but when the car is not that helping Hamilton becomes the spoiled kid (2009-13) while Alonso can give his best even when the car is 2nd or 3rd best (his best seasons were with Ferrari a lesser car he pushed to the limit)
*Adaptability in a highly technological age is ever more important* 💪
Absolutely right, our world is now developing at a rate as crazy as it was at any previous stage of development!
I think the biggest problem for those entrepreneurs would be what is the meaning of “riding a backwards brain bike” instead of how to ride it. Nobody is certain that doing sth would definitely bring back success. The most safe way for them is to stay in the circle.
Thinking of Moore's Law when she spoke of tech rapidly increasing its sophistication
Truly ideas worth sharing, every week, thank you TED!
Yes! I found this line to stick out in particular: "We're entering a future where IQ and EQ both matter way less than how fast you're able to adapt."
Wow. Very insightful. Thank you.
I hate money
Love the way your lie
LOL😂
@@marymdavis3189 Hey 👋
To never fall too far in love with your wins
Blockbuster-Netflix example was spot-on!
The age of technology bring evens more emphasis to
*"Survival of the fittest"*
Like my car. The indicators/lights & windscreenwipers/screenwash were on opposites sides to what I was used to, but it comes to me easily now (after a couple of months)
I can un-learn really quick, fund me 😂
And this was all before the Covid pandemic. A need to focus on adaptability is more important than ever.
Thanks for sharing Natalie! Super-relevant :)
So how do I train it?
Great talk and fascinating topic
Very useful, thank you!
Go Blue Natto! great talk!
"[W]e have come to value [...] responding to change over following a plan"
Agile Manifesto ftw
knugie exactly what I’m thinking.
We embrace change even at last minute.
I love this. thank you
Much more interesting than it seems
Change is the only thing that’s permanent
Anxiety: the dark side of adaptability. Wheee.
😂😂 get me my antidepressants
When she started talking about what if and simulating disasters, and my anxiety and I looked at each other, and we both realized we’ve been training for this our entire lives.
Video starts at 2:00
What if xyz happened questions
Unlearning
Explore new. Don't settle with consist wins
When venture investor Natalie Fratto is determining which start-up founder to support, she doesn't just look for intelligence or charisma; she looks for adaptability. In this insightful talk, Fratto shares three ways to measure your "adaptability quotient" -- and shows why your ability to respond to change really matters.
Basically Darwin’s rule of “its not the strongest who survive but the quickest ones that can adapt to change”.
Totally right on
The worldwide business is speeding up at the moment. I think the reason to happen it is evolution of technologies in the field of computer. Computer is necessary for human life like shopping, connecting with our friends, teaching something which we want to learn abilities to get more money and knowledges. Computer makes our environment change. So, the adaptability is important for us. I agree with her opinion.
Right On 🎯
Phenomenal!
Brief and Bright 👍👏👏🌟🙏
How is it possible to have a low adaptability?
that was good - thanks Nat :)
Brava!!!! That's what should be asked. Mam, I must. Say you may be onto something.
Timothy.
Dude, you signed your name-bearing comment with your name! It made it even funnier for me, because I read your name in Peele's voice, from Key & Peele, from the episode "Substitute teacher" (the one in which Key plays as the substitute). Check it out! It's here, on RUclips.
excellent
Pure Motivation
I have the impression that adaptability is highly related to emotional intelligence; people have emotional reactions to change, and if you can’t identity and direct your emotion, it’s unlikely you will be able to adapt.
Its both using IQ & EQ actually, like if your car's tire has been broken in the middle of the road, what would you do? Being thrown into a completely new job you're unfamiliar with while it has a potential to increase your networth, what would you do? Adaptability is about assessing your to a new situation whether using these quotients
Now I have completely adapted u for my future life ....that's the adaptibility
Hopefully, absolutely NOTHING like a "disk cleanup"
Seriously. Removing duplicates or large, stale files? Desperately coping with early Windows' fragmentation issues? What she's talking about sounds like … well, overwriting old data with new (which is what she said), and that has nothing to do with a "disk clean up." Maybe "disk overwrite"? I guess she just "adapted" the term into something new.
I liked the quote by Gandhi " I MUST REDUCE MYSELF TO ZERO".
The KODAK Company did the same thing. They were so stuck on exploiting the film they had and not exploring the future of digital!
Isn't flexibility (the ability to adapt) part of the emotional quotient?
Tiago Assis i was thinking the same thing.
Destin Sandlin😍 .. let's be Smarter everyday
1:16 where is the subscribe button for that? I can't find it anywhere dammit...
There's a good book Randall Munroe named "What If." Here's a sample of difficult what if like questions he explains "What would happen if you tried to hit a baseball pitched at 90 percent the speed of light?" I mean businesses have got to be prepared for stuff like this. May or may not help measure your AQ. ;)
you gotta have some high shoes for those rain pants to be effective.
Why do most if not all TED videos get a somewhat large dislike number?
I'm guessing they don't meet viewers' expectations in some way
Talking bullshit and nonsense
Wow I didn't think I was that early. Good video though
Eliza Schuyler you could not have even watched the whole video in this time, you gotta time machine or something lmao
How you're graded this video as good when you aren't even watching it ...do to your comment time
@@Rey-kt6ew yes duh
@@ammarif618 How? You've graded this video without watching the full thing. *
@@thatonekidamerie7244 Eliza don't drive me crazy ok
Very Nice
I hope our species and all life on earth can adapt to the climate change we are causing.
Www.Geoengineeringwatch.org
Start by waking the masses.... or am i too late? What's your take, Tim?
Can anyone recommend any IOS adaptability games?
Had a great time @ the movies, then BBQ on Blanco road !
Yeah I guess "adaptability" might help you make money. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like "adaptability" is going to extend the long-term survival of the human race unless we're able to "adapt" to a greenhouse planet. But of course being wealthy in the here and now is more important than anything.
Why do you claim that Emotional Quotient is regarded as how well a person can build teams and build rapport across customers and clients?
How can 5 people be first, my comment was the first
Isn’t intelligence the ability to adapt to different situations
Insightful .. :)
Where are the 'SmarterEveryDay' fans?
Instead of adapting, Fratto threw the one ring into Mount Doom as was originally planned and Sauron was defeated.
The End
The depth in this content is truly impressive. A book I found with similar topics gave me a new perspective. "A Life Unplugged: Reclaiming Reality in a Digital Age" by Theodore Blaze
She looks perfect.
Question: Isn't she in a way asking to overthink?
U r amazing ....
When you find what works, DON'T stick with it, unless you can do it yourself from scratch. ??
Nice
You were first
it's not IQ, it's not EQ, it's BBQ
toda darwiniana ela!
Why can't i find Arabic in the traduction !!!!!!
2:08
All she is really talking about is creativity because a highly creative person is a highly adaptive person.
I wonder if she thinks Speed is relative because she ends with "how fast you are able to adapt.", because how fast it takes a person to see opportunities and act on them is irrelevant, that is, speed is not the issue.
Aluno Gustavo Fernandes e Gustavo costa passou por aqui
Always surprise will be there on the road so enjoy surprise
I hate it when folks try to verbally contract with you or play on words versus being able to adapt to the fact that what you say may change!! 😂😂😂 😂😂
She invented some KPI and then she had guts to rate Gandhi high on her imaginary scale.
using just one factor to determine complicated situations like this is not correct, no matter what factor you use.
That’s IQ. IQ is how quick you’re able to work something out which is not the same as how much knowledge you have.
CHAAAAANGE
PUBLIC SPEAKING 100
I want spanish subs 😢
baddie
She's fuckin cute lol
Beauty
Who open this video after find this girl beautiful??😜
coool is goood
video bagus kayak gini yang nonton cuma 120 ribuan?
*klo ada yg ngerti bhs sy tolong komen
5:30
AQ>IQ and EQ 😃😃😃
Well aq is more important in regular work fields and regular employees. Iq is more important in inventing solving science architecture etc. Ofcrs its great to use new techniques and new info. What im sayin is iq> aq
@@neverbeaten thanks Brother
Ha, a heat wave.
Is this Angela White's twin ?
Why did she wear when talking about this😂
finagled
Imaginary concept...
First comment 😂❤️
First
First stupid