Learn skills no AI & robot can replace

I attended a Zoom presentation last night by a personal development trainer named Marc Acceta. I first learned about Marc when I was involved with World Ventures. He was in charge of all the live training events, and these were some of the best training I've ever experienced. World Ventures is no longer around, but Marc is still training and is about to launch his own training platform.

Here are my notes from the training.

In the next five years, it is projected that 50% of people will be working a totally different job than what they have now.

When you are making a change, the first consideration is to make sure you're going in the right direction. Speed is great, but if you're going very fast in the wrong direction, you're in for some trouble. Better to go slow but in the right direction.

There are five ways to be:

• Be bad
• Be average
• Be good
• Be great
• Be elite

If you're bad or average, you will be replaced by a robot or AI. If you're good, is it good enough? In some cases, yes; others, no. If you are great or elite, you will be employed for a very long time, especially if you focus on certain skills.

Machines don't have negative or positive emotions. We do. We need to learn how to minimize negative emotions and maximize positive emotions. Humanity matters now more than ever.

Start with understanding yourself and then learn how to understand other people.

The Greek philosopher Hippocrates categorized four types of people based on specific "humors" in the body:

• Choleric 
• Phlegmatic
• Sanguine 
• Melancholic 

The modern interpretation uses four colors: red, yellow, blue, and green. You can take this free test to determine your color: https://www.marcaccetta.com/colors-test. There's also an option to pay for a detailed report and get access to a dashboard with more content for about $15. 

This is incredibly valuable information to learn about yourself and how to assess other people for better relationships and interaction.