The starting point of all achievement is desire. Keep this constantly in mind. Weak desire brings weak results, just as a small fire makes a small amount of heat. Last time I wrote about a model that we’d been working on as we searched for a different way to do what we do. As Napoleon Hill… Read More Starting point
I wrote last month about a presentation we gave to help L& D in changing the learners mindset. It went down well because we were able to tell a story and suggest a way of working that doesn’t rely on the provision mentality that we have in L&D. Over the next few posts, I’ll explain… Read More Does it have to be like this?
Following my recent blog post, here’s an alternative way that it could run. *Imagine your screen wobbling like some weird 70s TV flashback* Thanks for coming to this blog post after last time. The content is flexible and I know some people will be joining us later. I’ve taken the content of this post based… Read More Thanks for coming
Well, that was a bit of a strange experience last week. I’ve written posts on this blog for over a year in calendar terms but maybe 6 months in real terms. I made a concerted effort to post more earlier this year and the results are clear. I’ve posted 4 times as often as I did… Read More Yeah, but what do I write?
I saw this article on TeachThought the other day and thought it would be an interesting exercise to reflect it in the corporate world of L&D. Some of the titles don’t tally so I’ve substituted as appropriate. I was surprised that it led to more questions… Don’t measure everything The tone in the piece is… Read More 5 Simple ideas to transform your learning function
Lost and Desperate 