Perfect tea

I am British and, by default, a tea drinker. I don’t drink coffee following an awful experience when I was younger (ask me about it if we meet) so rely on a traditional mug of tea three times a day. Making – and enjoying – a tea comes with a nagging fear every time. The… Read More Perfect tea

Breakthrough moments

I was running a session the other day and someone said it was as if they’d opened the limiter on their brain and were looking at their L&D approach in a completely different way. Moments like this are SO worthwhile. To support someone who has worked in an area for so long they have become… Read More Breakthrough moments

Leave no-one

The idea of supporting people, so not to leave anyone behind, should be a key principle of all learning professionals. It’s our raison d’etre – to make sure that everyone has access to support. What if the people are leaving you behind? I would guarantee people in your organisations are accessing stuff outside outside your… Read More Leave no-one

Freebies

Someone asked me the other day if writing a blog post a day means I give lots of stuff away for free. The answer is ‘probably’. If someone wanted to go through all my blog posts and assemble them into a more understandable order then they’re welcome to do so (with attribution of course). I… Read More Freebies

Where are we now?

Almost a year ago I suggested that we were at the end of the beginning for what we might need to do to support people in the workplace through the Covid pandemic. I suggested some of the things that I’d been thinking of and they’re worth revisiting. You’re not going to be able to base… Read More Where are we now?