If you tell someone about a transferable skill, they don't really experience the transferable skill.

So, transferable skills, incredibly useful but kind of unpredictable.

So, by actively seeking connections you can actually use transferable skills to a benefit.

But using transferable skills, that can be the difference between being knowledgeable and being a genius.

So yes, transferable skills are incredibly important but historically they've been only used out of accident or necessity or disresourcefulness.

So I urge everyone to go out and try to create experiences that can be transferable for yourself and also for others.

So I used this ability, these transferable skills, after I graduated to sort of retrofit my film animation education into the entrepreneur world.

So all these powers in videogames, but you can't get a transferable skill from it unless the mechanics actually reflect real skills and real content.

I don't mean to oversimplify the issue or lead you to believe that I think that what has worked in one country is directly adaptable or transferable to another.

And to realize that we have the opportunity now to make widespread transferable experiences through videogames and therefore the opportunity to make an entire generation of icons, geniuses and mavericks.

See, games are actually the perfect medium to hone transferable skills because most of the times when you think of a skill that you learn in a videogame, you're thinking kind of like, knowing what ability that you need to be super effective to gain some certain pokemon which isn't terribly useful day to day.