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CoolTimeLife

Author: Steve Prentice

This podcast is about surviving and thriving in today's modern workplace. Each episode offers a collection of techniques and skills to help you become more productive, take control over your present and future, and enjoy a balanced fulfilling life. Topics include time management, organization, career independence, health, influence, and achievement. Written and hosted by Steve Prentice, a specialist in organizational psychology, author, speaker and professional project manager. Steve has written books on time management, stress management and career management, and is a frequent media guest. These podcasts will share the most popular topics that his audiences have asked for.
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Language: en

Genres: Business, Careers, Management

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Just Keep Learning - The Career Strategy Most People Ignore
Friday, 20 March, 2026

Just Keep Learning - The Career Strategy Most People Ignore - Self-Directed Learning as Your Career Insurance PolicyIs AI going to take my job? That’s one of the most common questions people ask about the future of work. But an empowering solution is close to hand. Self-directed learning is your career insurance policy in an era of AI, automation, and constant technological change. Rather than waiting for company-prescribed formal training sessions – which are often overwhelming and inefficient, develop your own consistent learning habits. In this episode, you’ll discover why microlearning (just a few minutes of learning each day) can dramatically improve your ability to retain knowledge, and adapt to change, stay valuable in your current role, and reduce the fear that comes with rapid technological change.In this episode you’ll learn:• Why self-directed learning is one of the most powerful career survival strategies• How the forgetting curve affects workplace training and knowledge retention• Why traditional professional development sessions often fail• How microlearning can help you build valuable skills in just minutes a day• Why learning about AI today can help protect and strengthen your career tomorrowIf you have a comment about this podcast or a suggestion for a topic you would like me to discuss, join the conversation on LinkedIn. My ID there is stevenprentice. Or feel free to drop me a line through the contact form at cooltimelife.com, where you’ll find a full listing of our evergreen CoolTimeLife episodes.If you feel you are getting value from this series, please leave a review, and tell just one person about us, or mention us on social media. And if you want, you can support us on Patreon. Contributions from our listeners allow me and my team to spend more time researching, preparing, and updating our podcast series, as well as delivering the episodes more frequently. Members get all kinds of useful bonus content, including email Q&As with me as well as resources that I use to teach at universities and organizations around the world. If that feels fair to you, please visit patreon.com/cooltimelife.self-directed learningcareer developmentfuture of workAI and jobswill AI take my jobcontinuous learninglifelong learningcareer securityupskillingreskillingSecondary keywordsmicrolearninglearning habitsprofessional developmentcareer resilienceAI in the workplaceautomation and jobsfuture skillsknowledge economylearning strategyworkplace learningKey topic: Will AI replace my job, and how can I stay relevant in the future workplace?

 

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