... to those that understand... | #Emades
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A word to “those that understand” from Emmanuel C. Opara "Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach." - Aristotle That you know something isn’t enough; for us to grow. Yeah, “Sharing is sometimes more demanding than giving” - Mary Catherine Bateson But Sharing will enrich everyone with more knowledge – Ana Monnar Discard this thought – “Sharing your knowledge with others does not make you less important” And “In teaching others, we teach ourselves” – Traditional Proverb
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... to those that understand... | #Emades
- 1. A word to “those that understand” from Emmanuel C. Opara
- 2. We are drowning in information, but starved for knowledge. – John Naisbitt
- 3. “Those who know, do. Those that understand, teach.” - Aristotle “An Investment in Knowledge always pays the best interest.” - Benjamin Franklin
- 4. That you know something isn’t enough; If you have knowledge, let others light their candles in it. – (Margaret Fuller) as a candle losses nothing by lighting another candle – (Father James Keller)
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- The What-if-Analysis Tools – Goal Seek and Data Tables (single and double variable Data Tables) Information is not knowledge – (Albert Einstein). A technique used in business to try and predict what might happen if certain circumstances prevails. e.g. what will happen if we increase our selling price, what if our sales increased or decreased, etc. Goal Seek Tool allows you to set a particular cell to a certain value by changing the value in another cell
- Benjamin Franklin (1706 – 1790, one of the founding fathers of the United States)
- That you know something isn’t enough; for us to grow. Yeah, “Sharing is sometimes more demanding than giving” - Mary Catherine Bateson But Sharing will enrich everyone with more knowledge – Ana Monnar Discard this thought – “Sharing your knowledge with others does not make you less important” And “In teaching others, we teach ourselves” – Traditional Proverb