When we study math, we memorize formulas, understand the underlying logic, and then apply it to the given questions. It's not common to apply psychology principles when studying math to understand the questions.
Compartmentalization helps us focus on solving what's in front of us. It works until it doesn't.
For many people, we learn to integrate. Something that we learned from marketing helps us see the importance of communication, learn practical psychology, improve our taste in design, and support our growth in spirituality.
Separating information and putting it into different boxes works at the start. But the future lies in the opportunities from integrating knowledge, learning, and connection.
