Nominate your favorite speakers for GSummit 2014 As 2013 draws to a close, you’re probably knee deep in holiday planning and looking forward to a relaxing week or two with family and friends. We’re in the same boat, but also starting to plan for GSummit 2014 (June 10-13, 2014 – San Francisco, CA) – and…
Aristotle believed there was two types of intelligence. One is translated as “theoretical wisdom”, which refers to book smarts, and the other is “practical wisdom”, which refers to the ability to apply theoretical wisdom into action. Aristotle gives an example of a student learning geometry: this student will come out of school with theoretical wisdom, but must also learn to apply it into the real world. An example would be to carry out a work of architecture with the geometry he learned in school. We need both of these intelligences to be functional; Praxis gives you this.
