After running a long race I usually wait a day or so and then have a recovery run. It feels painful and uncomfortable. It’s rarely quick or long. What it does is give me the opportunity to get the bad experiences from the race out; the thoughts, niggles, cramps, and pains. It gives me time to… Read More Recovery
Reflection is an essential element of all learning activity for an individual. If you don’t have a focus though, it’s easy to just review something and, like a mirror, let the thoughts bounce away. A concave mirror is curved inwards so that light striking it is centered onto a focal point. A convex mirror… Read More Reflection
I started blogging on a daily basis 4 months ago and here are a few reflections: It has had an effect in how I review each day. I look forward to finding something meaningful to ponder. People like the rants. The posts where I’m angry about something are more read and shared. Monday is a… Read More So what?
…in every way, try and change a little. I started adding a blog post every day a couple of weeks ago and it’s been an epiphany for me. I didn’t do it to chase views or connections; I’m always heartened when people want to connect with me and comment on my thoughts and ideas. I… Read More Every day
I was at a meeting of other public sector L&D professionals the other day and couldn’t find anyone who has a personal blog. It’s been on my radar for a while – do you know any L&D people in local government who blog? Some of the attendees blog as part of their role, creating pieces… Read More Are you using old tools?