The hubris of the LnD professional
Yes, you understand the problem. Yes, you have an answer. Yes, you’ve seen what works. Yes, you can produce courses and classes. Yes, you can produce attendance and transactional data. […]
Tag Archives: learning
Learning philosophy
Someone recently asked me what my learning philosophy was. The question took me aback for a moment because I’ve not considered a philosophy behind what I do. Can I describe […]
Learning isn’t…
…always about finding what’s new. Sometimes just recognising what’s in front of you, spotting the patterns others can’t see, finding connections where others ignore relationships, looking beyond the obvious response, […]
Rituals
There are key events in a calendar year – the New Year, Easter, Spring Bank Holidays, the summer break, back to school, Hallowe’en, Remembrance, Christmas. They’re cyclical, always happening, always […]
Butterfly effect
In Jon Ronson’s recent podcast series the Butterfly Effect, he investigated how the porn industry was turned upside down following the decision by one man to get rich through giving […]
