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.
Onwards
“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.
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
From weekly curated posts, I have reviewed and captured the crème de la crème of insights I spot over 2020.
…“blog as a boundary object that can connect different knowledge domains and different social networks just because its author
What caught my attention for weeks 49 and 50.
…“The goal of foresight isn’t to know what will happen, but rather to create opportunities, as an individual or organization, to grow your resilience and adaptability to change, and be not
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.
Hybrid Summit
Thanks to the introduction of Trish Wilson, network catalyst of CICE, …
What caught my attention on week 47 of 2020.
Work Futures
‘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
