Improve your knowledge every day by just 1% – the haves and have nots
Improve your knowledge every day by just 1 percent
How many haves vs have nots – who has money, cash, education, internet, shelter, what languages
I came across an excellent video recently which breaks the world’s population down into percentages. It is a very simplistic view but it is accompanied by an excellent graphic video which explains visually the key dynamics. [Link]
We constantly challenge our readers to improve their knowledge of the world around them by using the 7C’s of knowledge [Link]
We suggest that you should invest about 15 minutes every day in improving your understanding and making links. This will improve your earning potential, get you promoted more frequently and make you happier in life see the link [Live long and prosper]
As Josh Kaufman explains in his TED talk [Link] you only need about 20 hours to become proficient in any subject matter – with targeted focused learning [Using the 7C’s of Knowledge helps to target and focus your learning in this case]
Improve your knowledge every day by just 1%
– in 100 days you will have improved by 100% and so will your credibility – have fun
Did you know…
that of every 100 humans 50 are men and 50 are women
Where they live:
14 Americans, 11 Europeans, 15 Africans, 60 Asians
Faith:
31 Christians; 23 Muslims; 15 Hindus; 7 Buddhists; 16 Unaffiliated
Language:
12 speak Mandarin; 6 Spanish; 5 English; 4 Hindi; 3 Arabic; 70 Other 6,500 Languages
Literacy:
86 can read and write – 14 can not
Money:
15 get less than $2 per day; 56 get $2- $10 per day; 13 get $10 – $20 per day; 9 get $20 – $50; 6 get $50 – $90 per day; 1 person makes more than $90 per day
Control:
1 person controls 50% of all the money
Hunger:
21 are overweight; 63 are healthy; 15 are malnourished; 1 is starving
Water:
87 have clean water but 17 have no access to clean water
Shelter:
77 have shelter 23 have no shelter
Internet:
44 have access to the internet 56 do not
Mobile phones:
75 have mobile phones 25 do not have access to mobile phones
Education:
7 attended colleges; 93 did not
My question to you is…
What are you doing to improve your knowledge?
How do you make links between subject matter?
How much time do you spend each day on developing YOU!?
The most difficult part is starting
Good Luck and remember