The information generation is completely bloated by all that's available. We've lost our purpose and point. It's like walking into a martial arts school to take note of the over achiever that's doing everything possible to please the master but doing nothing to learn from the physical presence of knowledge. It's easy to see why so many college students aren't reaching the levels of success they studied for. With all that information going through your ears and eyes where do you have time to physically activate its potential growth? It doesn't work that way. Since we paid to be in class it should be the automatic next step. There's something to be said about gaining access to success through channels of failure. That's why I endlessly wish all future school teachers should spend half their first semester in a classroom learning actuality rather than spending four to ten years getting the education then turning their back on the system of education because every classroom is an energy breaker. For twenty years I always made sure my students heard these words, "Steal my art." Basically meaning believe in the continuation of how I learned from people who learned from people and so on. Take from my experiences so that you can grow forward and outward. I don't say that anymore. Nobody was replacing what people were taking. That's not selfish. I've just become more wise with who receives the information. How do preachers make it from Sunday to Sunday? How do elementary teachers feel when end of the year test scores revealed seriously low numbers? Business leaders are no different. There's too much information to take. Everybody thinks they're an expert without doing one day of actuality. Accountability must be the resource or be forced to keep changing.