What caught my attention on week 3 of 2021.
…“Brilliant! Sharing feedback shouldn’t be a ‘tell you’ process; but if it’s understood about sharing ideas together, maybe stimulating new ones, that could be a good thing. What it mustn’t be
What caught my attention on week 3 of 2021.
…“Brilliant! Sharing feedback shouldn’t be a ‘tell you’ process; but if it’s understood about sharing ideas together, maybe stimulating new ones, that could be a good thing. What it mustn’t be
What caught my attention on week 1 of 2020.
“We look at the present through a rear view mirror. We march backwards into the future.” — Marshall McLuhan
…“And ultimately, collapse is required for new growth and renewal. It
What caught my attention on week 52 of 2020.
…“The challenge then is about change. How do you get all the pieces fitting so individuals are being their best, and a group moves forward (literally in the case of motorbike
I look back to look forward. 2020: what came together? What didn’t? What are my moments of change, and ripples?
January
I kicked started the year with my participation in the Personal Knowledge Mastery Workshop brought by Harold Jarche. …
This post is a humble review of the event I participated in, and my way to share the notes I took live on my notebook.
Thanks to the introduction of Trish Wilson, network catalyst of CICE, …
What caught my attention of week 48 of 2020.
Habits of mind to navigate uncertainty by Sonja Blignaut
Source: @sonjabl
Why …
What caught my attention on week 47 of 2020.
‘Back to the future – From Time-Based to Task-Based Work’ by IFTF
…“Of course, the future never repeats the past, or to paraphrase Mark Twain, “history doesn’t repeat itself
The Personal Knowledge Mastery workshop is the crème de la crème of remote, self-directed, and peer-learning experiences that I have enjoyed very much. Big shout out to Harold Jarche.
In this series of blog posts, you can dive deep …
What caught my attention on week 42 of 2020.
‘Environment now’ by The Guardian
…“The Earth is changing faster than at any point in modern history as a result of human-caused global heating. From the mid-19th century, when we began
What caught my attention for weeks 39 and 40.
…“Leaders, who dare to let their guard down and keep an open mind, are less fearful than those in rusty armours hiding behind the words of no, wait and
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