Let’s celebrate. We made it dear reader. Thirteen years and 1000 blog posts as of today. All thanks to you. It’s been an absolute pleasure to write for you. You’re always in the back of my mind I can’t tell the number of days I see, read or hear something and think, “that would make a good … [Read more...] about 1000! This is my 1000th blog post, and a chance for you to win
The countdown continues. This is my 999th blog post. All thanks to you dear reader. My first blog post in 2009 was “From my first African nocturnal visitor to my first Blog post.” See this post for top blog posts from 2010 to 2013. And see this post for top blog posts from 2014 … [Read more...] about 999! The countdown continues to my 1000th blog post, and a chance for you to win
The countdown continues. This is my 998th blog post. All thanks to you dear reader. My first blog post in 2009 was “From my first African nocturnal visitor to my first Blog post.” See this post for top blog posts from 2010 to 2013 And for the next four years, the most popular … [Read more...] about 998! The countdown continues to my 1000th blog post, and a chance for you to win
The countdown continues. This is my 997th blog post. All thanks to you dear reader. My first blog post in 2009 was “From my first African nocturnal visitor to my first Blog post.” For the next four years, the most popular blog posts were: 2010 If you hit this sign you'll … [Read more...] about 997! The countdown continues to my 1000th blog post, and a chance for you to win
I can’t quite believe this is my 996th blog post. I’m so grateful for having you along on this intriguing journey. Looking back, the year was 2009 and I decided to take the plunge and start blogging. My first blog post was “From my first African nocturnal visitor to my first Blog … [Read more...] about 996! The countdown is on to my 1000th blog post, and a chance for you to win
You have a great idea while you’re in an online meeting and you want to get others’ input but you’re stuck on how to do that in a way that’s easy for everyone. You had a great online workshop (yes it’s possible) and you want to keep the conversation going but you’re stumped with how to do that … [Read more...] about An easy, effective way to collaborate online (PhD in technology not required)
Checking into the hotel I fill in the line for my name, my address, my citizenship, ... my next of kin. And yikes, my blood type! The line to get here has been anything but straight To get here I took a course to learn about kidnapping (by the way stay calm and don’t resist) and land mines … [Read more...] about Drawing a long, curvy line to Mogadishu, Somalia
How much attention do you pay to learning? I mean, how do you learn? What enhances and encourages your learning? What helps you actually use your learning? I’m guessing these Q and A’s aren’t really on your radar. We pay so much attention to WHAT we’re learning that we forget … [Read more...] about Make your learning count by using my QU.I.T.E. worksheet
Learn how to flip the stubborn stop and go switch and dance with diversity. Keep reading to figure out your particular dance. What comes onto your radar easily, naturally, and comfortably? And what do you miss because it’s awkward, different, or ‘foreign’? Our radars are … [Read more...] about How to flip the stubborn stop and go switch and dance with diversity
This is part two of "Are you team Zoom or team MS Teams?" Keep reading to find out the winner. As I mentioned last week, I run a monthly Learning and Development Roundtable. When I started delivering it online a couple of years ago, in the Roundtable description, I said that I used a tool … [Read more...] about Are you team Zoom or team MS Teams? Comparing/contrasting 14 features – who will win? Part two
Drum roll please .... I present to you a comparison and contrast of 14 features between team Zoom and MS Teams. Let me know which team you prefer. Are you Team Zoom or MS Teams? Keep reading to check out the features. I run a monthly Learning and Development Roundtable. When I started … [Read more...] about Are you team Zoom or MS Teams? Comparing/contrasting 14 features – who will win?
In honour of World Environment Day, June 5th, let’s talk about the collective. Collective intelligence that is. There is power, wisdom and intelligence found in a said crew, aka groups. There’s even a name for it - collective intelligence. Collective intelligence “Collective … [Read more...] about Five benefits of collective intelligence and five skills for how to tap into it
The trick is for the (scissor) blades to learn to work smoothly together, so as not to cut each other.
— Mary Jo Putney
The most difficult thing is the decision to act, the rest is merely tenacity. The fears are paper tigers. You can do anything you decide to do. You can act to change and control your life; and the procedure, the process is its own reward.
— Amelia Earhart
There will always be rocks in the road ahead of us. They will be stumbling blocks or stepping stones; it all depends on how you use them.
— Friedrich Nietzsche
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