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Tool knowledge has a shelf life. The regulations, AI platforms, and client expectations your firm masters this year will be table stakes next year, and obsolete the year after. Pascal Finette's argument, drawn from his new book OUTLEARN, is that firms are optimizing for the wrong thing. They're racing to adopt the flashiest tech stack when the actual advantage is learning velocity: the ability to acquire and apply new capability faster than the profession changes around you.

This isn't a talk about AI tools. It's about why your instincts are working against you in a volatile market, and what it actually takes to build adaptability as a discipline instead of a fire drill every time something new hits the profession.

You'll leave with a sharper read on the change already reshaping your firm, and one concrete step to turn it into an edge before your competitors catch up.

By the end of this session, you'll be able to:

• Identify the specific instincts and habits that slow a firm's ability to adapt when tools, regulations, or client demands shift
• Describe the concept of learning velocity and why it functions as a compounding advantage rather than a one-time skill
• Apply a practical framework for building adaptability into daily practice, rather than treating it as a response to crisis
• Evaluate where your firm currently sits on the learning curve relative to the pace of change in the profession
• Join us as Pascal makes the case for learning velocity as a deliberate practice, not a scramble, and shows you where to start.