SMART Learning for the Age of AI

“Pat McLagan says that the way the world works is changing—it’s more connected and complex—and that learning 4.0 is the upgrade for surviving and thriving in this nonstop world. She’s right. This book is not old stuff redone; it is new, brilliant, helpful thinking about learning.”

“Many books overpromise and underdeliver, but this book is not one of those! Unstoppable You helped me understand how the brain works, how to stay motivated, and how to apply the seven learning 4.0 practices in nearly every area of my life. This book is a must-have for anyone who wants to maximize their time and increase their quality of life.”

 “….synthesizes the latest insights from neuroscience, psychology, adult development, and trans- formative learning to help readers upgrade and retool for the next century. Her seven-practice framework is supported by advice and tried-and-true tools that will open the door to sustainable learning for you and the teams you lead!”

 “…4.0 learning is a breakthrough concept for leadership success in the 21st century. The book is a gem, featuring solid concepts with very practical tools for becoming a 4.0 learner. This is a must- read for leaders.

 “….. life-changing learning advice and tools in this book for those who want to strengthen their self-managed learning muscle…. a must-have for business leaders and professionals, as well as any adult eager to redefine how learning can and does happen.”

 “I can think of nothing more valuable than to teach people that learning is a lifelong process, because that’s how our brains are wired. Unstoppable You breaks down the research on how we best learn, both from our internal and external world, to apply the findings to our own lives in a user-friendly manner.”

 “..a great resource that guides us in processing and deciphering information in a positive way. It will help those of us who are part of the younger generation propel our status in school, the workplace, and life.”

 “As a strong advocate of lifelong learning and the reality that the world is moving at a rapid pace, Patricia McLagan helps us navigate the learning landscape with pragmatic practices and tools to guide us through the age of connectivity.”

 “This important and timely book places the responsibility for adult learning where it should be, squarely on the individual. Unstoppable You provides the motivation and tools to become an efficient and effective learner in the 21st century. It should be given to participants in learning centers everywhere.”

 “….. life-changing learning advice and tools in this book for those who want to strengthen their self-managed learning muscle…. a must-have for business leaders and professionals, as well as any adult eager to redefine how learning can and does happen.”

 “With Unstoppable You, Patricia McLagan focuses on making us all successful in the ever-more complex multidimensional world in which we live and work. It is an essential read for the novice and the professional with advance- ment in their future.”

 “… research insights and valuable tools and methods for a new attitude and relationship to learning that is specifically designed for our times of constant change. What a gift to individuals who recognize this need, and to mentors and coaches who strive to support a lasting change.”

“… helps us all prepare for and navigate the future workplace. The concept of adopting a learning 4.0 mindset and making learning your daily habit is critically important to staying employable.”

 “…. a masterful job of merging the latest in brain science and neurolearning to provide a blueprint for developing a 4.0 learning mindset. I highly recommend Unstoppable You to anyone interested in becoming their own career advocate and a successful lifelong learner in today’s competitive and global landscape.”

 “Patricia McLagan’s ability to take something apart and put it together in an exciting and understandable way brings each chapter to life. Unstoppable You is a must-have for anyone who wants to stay on the cutting edge. The possibilities for what you could do with these ideas are endless.”