Old ideas, new ideas Old ways, new ways Old habits, new habits Old processes, new processes Old culture, different culture Old systems, new systems Old relationships, new relationships Old thinking, new ways of thinking Old experience, new experiences Old models, new concepts Old words, new interpretations Old phrases, new inspiration Old ideas, new challenges Old journeys, new… Read More Something old, something new…
I’m regularly surprised by the extent of the connections we make. I was talking to someone at a gig my son was playing recently. They knew the band, knew who was who, what they played and other insights, all on the basis of Facebook and Twitter posts. It has become ubiquitous to use social… Read More Take the money or open the box
The ability to think critically is a skill that we wish to encourage in our children. In An Introduction to Critical Thinking and Creativity: Think More, Think Better, Joe Lau highlights 6 core elements that critical thinkers do. Critical thinkers: Understand the logical connections between ideas. Identify, construct, and evaluate arguments. Detect inconsistencies and common… Read More Being critical for a moment
is another man’s engineering said the American sci fi author Robert A Heinlein. I was reminded of this last week when I sat in on a webinar with Harold Jarche and Carrie Basham Young about Making Enterprise Social Networks (ESN) a success. I was looking at it through the L&D lens (obviously) and there was some… Read More One man’s magic…
Easy question – who do you work for? Most people will reply with the name of their organisation but is your employer the reason you actually go to work? I saw Perry Timms write about a lack of meaning in the workplace and I think, for some people, meaning is important. I don’t think we… Read More Who do you work for?
Lost and Desperate 