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Humility Is The New Smart
In a world that demands constant adaptation, true intelligence now lies not in knowing all the answers, but in the humility to continuously learn, unlearn, and evolve.
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“In a world that demands constant adaptation, true intelligence now lies not in knowing all the answers, but in the humility to continuously learn, unlearn, and evolve.”
— Edward D. Hess, Humility Is The New Smart
Humility, continuous learning, adaptive leadership
If you've ever felt the pressure to have all the answers in a rapidly changing environment, this can help you reframe what it truly means to be smart and effective.
Edward Hess, a professor at UVA Darden, draws on decades of research into high-performance organizations to reveal why traditional notions of intelligence are failing us, and how a different kind of 'smart' is now essential.