Professors and teachers who think they know it all, have arrived, and can no longer learn from anyone have still much to learn about life. Herein is the remedy to the pride problem for your professors and teachers, along with a resource for students to provide their educators to get them to listen and continue learning. Egos abound within schools, colleges and universities where educators, teachers and professors parade about like peacocks and are overly impressed with themselves. The danger in such a disposition is they who educate others have often stopped learning themselves. How then can someone educate students, when the degree they earned from university was awarded to them before the student was born? Let us be honest. Some knowledge is outdated. Thus the old adage, “Those who cannot do, teach.” To make matters worse, many PhDs who achieved some mastery (in a subject matter, field or body of knowledge) elevate themselves in their minds to such a level, they become unapproachable to the students they are paid to teach. Paul F. Davis is a UCLA educated University and Career Counselor, Author of 50+ Books, Lifelong Learner who has earned 4 Master degrees with honors and Worldwide Motivational Speaker who has touched 76 Nations serving Schools, Colleges and Universities. Paul empowers educators and global scholars to live their dreams.