skill 14 is learning agility and this is one that I think we've spent quite a lot

time on because we have done a full podcast episode on it we came up with a whole assessment

that we'll tell you about in a few minutes so it's something we really care about and it's

something we've got lots to help you with but why and what is learning agility so this is about

your ability to do things that you have not done before.

So learning agility enables us to sort of succeed in situations that are new. And if you kind

of deconstruct learning agility into kind of what are the things that make it up,

there are three things that contribute towards it. So this is about navigating newness. It is about understanding

others and it is also about self-awareness. And so we're really going to focus initially on

navigating newness because we've talked about understanding others in our empathy skill.

And I think often we don't get much practice being a beginner. So that is my idea for action, is practice

starting from scratch. And I really mean starting from scratch. Because when was the last time

you did something that you've not done before? So this was a really good question that Kath Bishop

actually asked me the other week. So Katz's been on the podcast.

She's the author of a great book called Long Win. And that's sort of one of her sort of killer questions in the book. And she asked me that question. I asked her that question.

What's your answer? Well, luckily, she asked me on a week where we had just done a training

session on AI. And it was a three hour training session. So when was the last time you've done, you've done something you're not done before? I was like, oh, I've literally just spent three hours doing

loads of things that I'd not done before, trying out new AI tools that I'd never even heard of,

that I'd never experimented with. And actually, that didn't feel too uncomfortable. And I was reflecting

on why. And I think that's because we were being a beginner together.

So we were doing the AI training as a group.

So I was reading earlier about the reality of being a beginner is you feel apparently

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