The Expert's Trap: Why You Should Always Remain a Student

The Expert's Trap: Why You Should Always Remain a Student

The world will call you an expert based on its perception of your success. You then have a choice: to get carried away by this title and add weight to your head—a weight that can become the very reason for your future downfall. However, if you realise you are an eternal student of life, you will remain light in both head and heart, a lightness that fuels you to fly higher.
Remember: expertise is often more perception than permanent reality. In the past, experts mastered a technology that is now obsolete. Those who didn't upgrade faded into irrelevance, while those who continued to grow were the ones who carried the attitude of an eternal student within them.
M.L. Narendra Kumar

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