3 types of knowledge needed for success

An article published in the Harvard Business Review, co-authored by three experts, argues that there are 3 different types of knowledge that are essential for success

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The authors write that anyone who wants to be successful needs to look to Aristotle and the 3 different types of knowledge that he described more than 2,000 years ago

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“Techne was craft knowledge:
learning to use tools and methods to create something,” write the authors in their article

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It allows you to learn how to use the tools you need to develop your vision

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“Episteme was scientific knowledge: uncovering the laws of nature and other inviolable facts that‘cannot be other than they are’”

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It helps you understand how things work and what you can and cannot change

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“Phronesis was akin to ethical judgment: the perspective-taking and wisdom required to make decisions when competing values are in play”

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It is essential for making decisions without losing sight of your values and without sacrificing who you are or what you believe in simply to get ahead

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