In the heart of the maelstrom called the 21st century, tectonic shifts are redefining the contours of our collective intelligence. The age to come - the Fifth Industrial Revolution is knocking at our door, bringing profound change, excitement, and certain uncertainty. In my book "INTELLIGENCE - The Fifth Industrial Revolution", I dissect the convergence of Artificial, Emotional, Independent, and Organisational intelligence. Together, they script the narrative of our future.

Consider the words of Stephen Hawking, who said,

I explore these profound thoughts in my book, drawing parallels between the revolutionary paths carved by AI and the likes of the steam engine. The lessons learnt help anticipate the challenging demands of the rapidly-transforming world around us.

Viktor E. Frankl once opined,

This space Frankl speaks of, holds our Emotional Intelligence, a critical asset in the digital age. It's this empathetic depth that we'll unchain in response to our increasingly AI-driven world.

Delving into the realm of Independent Intelligence, I reflect upon the wisdom of Fyodor Dostoevsky, who stated,

The ability to adapt, learn, and evolve in accord with our rhythm is a beacon for embracing self-transformation. In a future poised with uncertainty, this will be our guiding star.

To conclude on the note of Organisational Intelligence, let’s heed to Gary Hamel's words,

My projection of the Fifth Industrial Revolution envisions a culture entirely in consonance with Hamel’s view—a corporate atmosphere of innovation, adaptability, and unimpeded collaboration. The 5th revolution will be built on the shoulders of the other 4 - but it will be completely different.

Join me.

Fellow voyagers, we are on the brink of an unprecedented era, marked by astounding developments perched at the intersection of multiple intelligence avenues. The upcoming Fifth Industrial Revolution is so much more than just a technological leap.

It calls for an understanding, a collaboration—an evolution to redefine our societal structures, redefine our businesses, and eventually, redefine 'us'. As I unfurl these facets in "INTELLIGENCE - The Fifth Industrial Revolution", I extend an invitation to you to join me on this enlightening journey towards our shared future.

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Footnotes

1. Stephen Hawking quote about AI from Brainy Quote ↩
2. Viktor E. Frankl quote about response and choice from Brainy Quote ↩
3. Fyodor Dostoevsky quote about going wrong in one's own way from Goodreads ↩
4. Gary Hamel quote about adaptable and innovative organisation from Brainy Quote ↩
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