What makes an expert an expert? Is it their experience? Is it their knowledge? Is it their ability to teach/mentor? I can argue that it’s a compilation of all of the above. But do experts know everything? Is it even possible?
I think the question is a set up for the most obvious answer. But maybe it’s not that obvious? A recent conversation spurred this discussion. Join me as tackle this question and take on a soap box or two
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