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Visualizing ourselves.
In this 20-hour workshop, divided into two days and four half days, my Cube School colleagues and I were invited to reflect on the notion of identity. We designed unique forms to represent ourselves by exploring …
A discussion with colleagues on the subject of learning. In a previous post, I highlighted the importance of curating our network and growing with people while learning and making sense together. However, beyond networks, perhaps this …
What is creativity? How can it be developed?
Here’s what my network and my network’s network share.
…“Creativity is a mindset, an attitude, a way of life. It could also be seen as a set of habits. If you want
ollowing up on my latest post, ‘Seeds’, I continue to share my working and learning out’s activities for the past few weeks with a new post.
“Seed, feed, weed and breed.” — @Quinnovator & Dave Ferguson
This post reflects on the experiences and engagement within online communities, especially during the pandemic. It discusses the importance of regular interactions, frameworks for assessing engagement, and the roles of community members and managers. The write-up also highlights the …
Source: visual created by @gapinvoid. “Curiosity Is as Important as Intelligence”.
…“Curiosity is, in great and generous minds, the first passion and the last.”
– William Samuel Johnson“One of our beliefs is that curiosity is an essential human quality.
Rewind 2020. Actions, motion, observations and reflections.
I look back to look forward.
2020: what came together? What didn’t? What are my moments of change and ripples?
I started the year by participating in the Personal Knowledge Mastery Workshop…
On 21st October 2022, I hosted a three-hour in-person workshop with a local French partner in Le Grand Paris, France. It was fun, energizing and insightful. Discover my debriefing below.
Thirteen French solopreneurs from …
hat do your modern professional learner and designer’s toolkit, resources, activities, and communities look like?
From time to time, I find it worthwhile to update and turn them into resources that I can use and iterate on as I experiment …
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