Be Bad First

Being willing and able to go back to being a novice again and again–so that you can master new skills and knowledge quickly and continuously–is key to success in the 21st century.

Read About It
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Try It
PDF Be Bad First Try-It
Quiz Get Good at Things Fast Quiz
PDF Be Bad First: Using the ANEW Model
See It/Hear It
Video “Be Bad First” book introduction by author Erika Andersen
Video Be Bad First: An Overview
Video Willingness to Be Bad First: My Self-talk is…
Video Neutral Self-Awareness: My Self-Talk is…
Audio Proteus Leader Show #1: Be Bad First—Your Key To Staying Ready For The Future.
Audio Money Radio interview
Audio 'Be Bad First' audiobook clip #3: The ANEW Model
Audio 'Be Bad First' audiobook clip #2: Mastery and Survival
Video Erika Andersen - Harvard Business Publishing: Learning to Learn
Audio The Proteus Leader Show #23: Don't Make These Mistakes
Audio The Proteus Leader Show #6: Be Bad First – Detavio Samuels.
Audio 'Be Bad First' audiobook clip #1: Why Learning Is So Important Now
Audio The Proteus Leader Show #4: Leader as Learner with Adam Stotksy
Video Erika Andersen - Harvard Business Publishing: Be Bad First
Video Erika Andersen - Harvard Business Publishing: Michaelangelo Story
Audio The Proteus Leader Show #22: Learning That Lasts
Audio The Proteus Leader Show #13: Learning Fast in a New Job
Audio Interview with Bill Ringle at My Quest for the Best