The Importance of Learning. Learning What Exactly?: Daniels Pavļuts at TEDxRiga
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- Daniels Pavļuts received his Bachelour of Arts degree in Piano Performance at the Latvian Music academy, but his Master's in Public Administration (MPA) at Harvard University.
Daniels is a former secretary of state at the Ministry of Culture, has worked at various establishments as the board member and has served in several administrations. Held a private consultancy practice. In 2011 became the Minister of Economics in Valdis Dombrovskis government.
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One of the best and most realistic talks I've ever heard in my life , I live by this and it works out most of the time
I just turned 21 yrs old, good talk man. Ive been having a lot of thoughts these past few months. You made some clear points that helped me. Thanks
Very challenging. In re-inventing myself now just retired at 67, I have reflected that there is no rocket science but specific life skills set and hard works and non-ruinable risk to start. There after is taking the right investment decision and taking a ride on the compound interest exponential power to grow wealth.
encouraging and thought-provoking
this video is HIGHLY underrated. He hits on so many strong points that are still relevant today. Maybe even more so because so many people want to leave their jobs (in 2021/2021). And today, we have so many people becoming engineers, it's going to be like a sales worker, easily replaced but the top will always be on top.
i love these TED talks!
It is definately worth to watch this great presentation!
Interesting thoughts, very well delivered.
Tiešām laba runa. Patīkami redzēt, ka ministrs ir inteliģents cilvēks, kurš prot uzrunāt.
Great talk, have no idea what to study as my first bachelor :(
As part of a visit to a university I was told that worldwide we actually need a lot more pilots. As flying becomes cheaper and countries like China start travelling a lot more the demand is increasing rapidly and I was told even all the universities in the world at full capacity cannot keep up with training enough pilots.
from 11:00 the best points of view. Inserting. Acerted!
One of the fabourtite♥️
"12 years and the lady stills remembers me, and SHE STILL HERE, I've done 3 professions in the mean time" OMg can he be AT LEAST GRATEFUL she remembered him?????? sheez.
Just wondering on the vocational vs general education, can it be most people who had vocational education have retired while people who had general education still have to work for a living at an older age?
great talk
Very useful
Great speech!
Liga Dundure Great comment!
Liga Dundure Damn, you are such a beautiful Woman!!!!!!!!
Alexander Huynh you'r the best
Good choice of the topic, especially right now, when high-school graduates are submitting their uni applications. Still, re that argument on specific skills becoming less valuable towards the later years of one's career: from what I've seen, early specialization pays off greatly, and by the time you reach that late-years-specific-skills-value-drop, you likely will have earned enough to retire early.
Nice progress since "Nothing Special" of Atis Slakteris.
Aside from creative genius/luck/timing, automation is definitely complicating this. Broader learning increases resilience and flexibility, in my opinion. I rarely hear this though.
very true. I can recommend the book „Range“ by the autor david Epstein or something like that. it‘s exactly about this topic.
LATVIJĀĀĀĀĀ :D, Hello Ted.
When do you say learning is conducive?
May I get thoses text used in your talk?
Appreciate if it will be possible.
Promoting this video via Twitter ZJMondayKnights and Monday Knights Facebook page. It provides the idea of Purpose given the tools at hand.
I don't find out much the relevance between the title and the content of this TEDTalk. :v
Uy un papulince
one of the biggest latvian community in exile was in the states IIRC
There are many TED talks that contradict him and/or give much better advice about finding your passion = work.
5:09 I only hope that the growing "other" sector of employment isn't the soaring number of eurobureaucrats;)
hellow 2023
forshs latvieties
Robotics, Or engineering.
Could u shout me out?
My education has not help me in life
video mas aburrido maestro limpio
Is it just me, or does he speak with a sort of Chinese accent?
Yet, today doing TikTok has become a job
I can see latvians don't have better politicians as we do. I guess he'd better play the piano instead of playing with people
At least, differently from you he speaks and writes correctly and fluently in five languages, on top of playing piano, being a minister, sitting in the board of NGOs, Banks and consultancies; you...School of Hard Nocks? Life University?