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In a recent interview for the PBD Podcast, entrepreneur and motivational speaker Tony Robbins discussed his view that approximately 40% of today’s jobs will eventually be replaced by AI, robotics and nanotechnology. However, he suggested that, regardless of significant innovations, there are three basic skills that, when used in succession, can help younger generations continue to succeed — and make money — in the future.

Since entrepreneurship is widely considered one of the greatest sources of wealth creation, GOBankingRates examines these skills to show how they can help you thrive even as the professional landscape shifts.

...Entrepreneurs are constantly scanning and observing people, places and things around them as they hunt for their next profitable venture. In 2006, Robert A. Baron published a foundational report in the Academy of Management (Perspectives) explaining that an individual’s ability to connect “events or trends in the external world” correlates with their likelihood to identify new business opportunities.