Juicy goodness here.Does knowledge lead the way to connecting the dots?Could you connect the dots without knowledge?What does experience look like without knowledge? … [Read more...] about Knowledge 'vrs' Experiene (all wrapped up in 1 picture)
Rarely are things so clear cut (or funny) as this pie chart
Perspective is an elusive thing. What's clear to you, may be fuzzy to me. What's obvious to me may be a huge mud puddle to you.Rarely are things so clear as this pie chart.The view from a Mountain Life Lens® perspective can be vague, cloudy & confusing for a Carrot Life Lens®. And … [Read more...] about Rarely are things so clear cut (or funny) as this pie chart
Expect the unexpected. African style.
Expect the unexpected. African style.I'm working on an upcoming e-newsletter - about a Canadian (that'd be me) living abroad.This video captures what it's like on more adventurous days. … [Read more...] about Expect the unexpected. African style.
How to get fired using Twitter
The following post is from Mashable & goes to show how uh, dumbass some folks can be on social media, but also how the appropriate response can use humour & panache to get the point across.Point taken?This should go without saying, but we'll say it anyway: Don't ask for a drug dealer to … [Read more...] about How to get fired using Twitter
One Hundred Free Books
It wasn't so long ago, that if for some arcane reason I wanted to know the temperature in Mumbai, as a kid I'd have had to hope onto my trusty, rusty blue bike, pedal up the hill & around several corners to arrive at the local library. Pulling open the heavy door, I'd have had to walk into the … [Read more...] about One Hundred Free Books
Learning concierge anyone? (via Jane Hart)
Below is an excerpt from Jane Hart's blog post: Modernising the L&D function: From learning gatekeeper to learning concierge.Love her concept of a learning concierge someone who facilitates other's self-organized learning (for those not yet able to do this for themselves). I’ve already … [Read more...] about Learning concierge anyone? (via Jane Hart)
Disruptive technology via blended learning
Since I was 21 teaching 15-18 year olds how to teach 9-12 year olds I've been a huge fan of learning & development methods that have access & inclusion issues at their core.That's why I'm so keen on using social media tools for learning & development.That's also why my attention was … [Read more...] about Disruptive technology via blended learning
The 'Middle Wife' by an Anonymous 2nd grade teacher
I checked this story on Snopes & turns out it's an urban legend, however, it's too cute nonetheless. It's a great example of how, when your perspective is different (that of a child) things can get turned around in the most hilarious of ways. I've been teaching now for about fifteen years. I … [Read more...] about The 'Middle Wife' by an Anonymous 2nd grade teacher
Trait vrs Fate: Grandma's Experiences Leave a Mark on Your Genes (via Discover Magazine)
For those of us intrigued by influence (whether that form of influence comes via learning & development, organizational development, change management, etc.) the article which I've included excerpts below, is a fascinating look at a newly discovered type of influence. Darwin and Freud walk into … [Read more...] about Trait vrs Fate: Grandma's Experiences Leave a Mark on Your Genes (via Discover Magazine)
Women multiply
If you're a frequent reader you know the Life Lenses® blog is all about perspective how we see things & how that view affects who we are, how we act & what we prioritize as important.Our perspective affects what comes onto our radar easily, naturally & comfortably, as well as what … [Read more...] about Women multiply
Rock Paper Dynamite
And now for something completely different ...This caught my attention, well, because it shares the name of my company.I don't know who this guy is but he made me snort with laughter. His absolute sincerity. His complete seriousness. His total fascination with facts.If you liked that … [Read more...] about Rock Paper Dynamite
I put the lime in the coconut … now what?
If you know the song 'Put the lime in the coconut' by Harry Nilsson, then this graphic (by Mike Rilestone) is pretty darn funny. If you don't know the song, then it will leave you scratching your head. Like perspective. Sometimes illuminating, sometimes confounding, always interesting.~~TGIF- each … [Read more...] about I put the lime in the coconut … now what?
