But now that he's broken in my blue belt, I think I'm ready to figure out what I need to learn next. If I think about it too much, it's a little overwhelming. There's a learning model very commonly used in business that distinguishes competence into four categories: unconscious incompetence, conscious incompetence, conscious competence and unconscious competence. I am now, I believe, consciously incompetent. What that means is that I understand how little I really know and am ready to learn more.
The joys and challenges (including ACL injury) of martial arts in middle age.
Sunday, August 3, 2008
This Explains Many Things
From Steve's BJJ blog; I just love these four categories:
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3 comments:
Is there anything about "Overconscious imcompetency"? You know, for those times when overthinking ruins what you could probably do if you just didn't think about it so much? :-)
Lol, good new category!
Thanks, Bob. And overconscious or self conscious. :D
That's a category I know well.
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