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
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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
What caught my attention for week 41 of 2020.
Ingenuity
2021 will bring the Great American Pivoting by Gerd Leonhard
…“(…) Americans will always pioneer at pretty much any cost; they will always look for something newer, faster and better,
“The ability to change your mind is proof you are capable of learning.” — @ValaAfshar
This is Summertime. After being involved intensively over the past few months in the learning program and community management spaces, I review, refine and recalibrate …
What caught my attention on week 27 of 2020.
Work Challenges
“Connect people with people, experiences and resources
Facilitate discovery
Energise people, focus them and enable them to succeed” — @PaulJocelyn
Music to my ears. Disconnect to connect. Connect …
Curiosity
Thank you to Paul Simbeck-Hampson for sharing the resources below with me on Linkedin.
…“Here is the visual summary of the latest podcast on sailing the 7Cs of Curiosity from the hashtag CuriousAdvantage book released earlier this week!
What caught my attention on week 20 of 2020.
Micro Level
This is a take from Bruce McTague after I shared the sketchnote and the blog post on my learning journey.
…“upper left hand corner” embrace not knowing” that’s
What caught my attention on the week 17 of 2020.
Uncertainty by Grant Snider
On Uncertain Times & Deliberate Decision Making
I am mentioned in this blog post from Antacara Frontiers :
“On Tuesday 7th April we hosted another 21st
