“My preferred term now is WFA — working from anywhere” — @hjarche
Foresight: “The ability to judge correctly what is going to happen in the future and plan your actions based on this knowledge.” (Cambridge Online Dictionary)
…“What’s
“My preferred term now is WFA — working from anywhere” — @hjarche
Foresight: “The ability to judge correctly what is going to happen in the future and plan your actions based on this knowledge.” (Cambridge Online Dictionary)
…“What’s
…“I love @rotanarotana way of being able to capture what he’s learning and working on each day https://rotanaty.com/2021/03/15/motion – the title most fitting “motion” because without that we’d be standing still, not growing or developing. Taking stock of what we
In her newsletter, Shannon Tipton invited us to think deeply about how we do make curiosity a practice:
…“Curiosity is time spent listening to the people in your business and being mindful of your surroundings. It’s taking time to
I tweeted:
“Participating for the second time in the #PKMastery workshop to revisit, develop and refine my work and learning practices with a global cohort and @hjarche https://twitter.com/hjarche/status/1365337275656200202“
I participated in 2020 in the Personal Knowledge Mastery Workshop.…
RT @marciamarcia RT @tloh: “I don’t have one mentor. My network mentors me.” — Reid Hoffman, as quoted in @Forbes magazine” via @lehawes
What does an uplifting learning relationship/experience look like? I heard this week in the podcast ‘…
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
Fascinating ways to read, write, research, highlight, retrieve, pick, proofread, find a balance between productivity and presence, use tech hacks online and offline – as a writer and reader. I tuned in the conversation between Tim Ferris and Maria Popova …
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 53 – switching between 2020 and 2021.
…“May your heart & mind burst open like a blossoming dahlia in 2021.
May vitalizing life heal & release the damaged logic of hold-back. It’s life lifing.
What caught my attention on week 51 of 2020.
…“I’m also deeply passionate about learning. To be clear, I think learning is something that happens between someone’s ears. You can’t box it up and sell it and you certainly can’t
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