This was a question we were often asked when we were children - What do you want to be when you become big (euphemism for grow-up). I doubt if anyone asks this to kids these days, but hey people asked us and at various ages, my answers were - Scientist, Navy officer, Yogi. And then reality set in and we went through the grind of qualifications. Now after all these years of experience, what do I want to be? Or what do I want to do? One possible answer is to be a "master" at something. Really good at something. So good that you are sought after, wanted. I see some practitioners continue this journey well into their 90s (yes, not a typo) and that is awe inspiring. My own TA teacher, PK Saru, was a master of her craft. And there are many. So, this is a worthy goal.
A collection of my thoughts, muses and creative pursuits from the learning and education space! A serendipitous journey over technology and operations led me into learning and education and leadership development for organizations and people. A collection of thoughts, nothing more - usually used to index and cross refer...