Here’s how we got to a place you may not be aware of….

Hunter Gatherers

We started here, then we learned to be more efficient through farming.

Agrarian

We evolved into an agrarian society allowing us to accumulate and store excess product so that we didn’t have to spend all of our time hunting and gathering.

This “build up” of resources not only helped us to better survive; but, also afforded those who progressed more time to advance other technologies. Those who didn’t recognize the shift in our culture, or ignored it, eventually perished.

Industrial

Now that our food was handled, we were able to redeploy the time and energy that we were using on mere survival to invent machines and technologies that could improve our quality of life, as well as produce more of what we needed to thrive.

The principles of hard work and determination became valued in our society as humans began to compete against machines.Those who didn’t recognize the shift from our Agrarian society to our Industrial society found themselves marginalized and devalued, and eventually perished.

Knowledge

We now live in what’s called a knowledge based economy. This means we are compensated in proportion to our ability to help others by way of design and innovation.

Hard work and college degrees are now common and have been priced as such. Frustrated college students riddled with debt and unable to compete have highlighted this problem recently. Those who don’t learn the difference between regurgitated information and true knowledge are and will continue to suffer and perish.

Knowledge – Get it everyday

If you’re committed to living a good life, and leading other to do the same, you will find that this foundational element of “mind” will be your greatest asset. The world has become a competitive place requiring us all to be in daily practices of learning and training.

Eric Davis

Life Mission Map: Beginner (Execute)