I really appreciated the way you wove your personal story with history and organizational lessons. It made me reflect on my own journey—growing up with cultural traditions, carrying forward family memories, and later trying to translate those lessons into academics, mentoring, and business. One-to-one teaching or apprenticeship always feels natural to me, but as you point out, scaling that tacit layer of knowledge is so much harder. Even with tools like AI, documentation, or LMS platforms, something important often slips away in the process. I’ve been wrestling with these complexities for a long time, and your piece reminded me why it’s worth thinking more deeply about how to preserve what really matters before it gets lost.
I really appreciated the way you wove your personal story with history and organizational lessons. It made me reflect on my own journey—growing up with cultural traditions, carrying forward family memories, and later trying to translate those lessons into academics, mentoring, and business. One-to-one teaching or apprenticeship always feels natural to me, but as you point out, scaling that tacit layer of knowledge is so much harder. Even with tools like AI, documentation, or LMS platforms, something important often slips away in the process. I’ve been wrestling with these complexities for a long time, and your piece reminded me why it’s worth thinking more deeply about how to preserve what really matters before it gets lost.