The bumbling, buzzing confusion in my head makes me ponder whether I’m returning to babyhood.
I spent the better part of ten days in Alaska earlier this month.
Upon return, I headed to Asilomar for several days of intense Overlap 09.
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An updated, streamlined version of my book on learning in business organizations has just been released. You can buy a copy for the memorable price of $19.84.
Work Smarter
By Boosting Corporate Brainpower
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Learning is a necessary but insufficient condition for working smarter.
Dictionaries define learning as acquiring knowledge and skills. But we all know skilled, knowledgeable people who don’t get things done, don’t we? Learning that doesn’t lead to doing is no better than not learning at all.
The Continue reading
The top posts from sources selected for Informal Learning Flow in the first six months of 2009:
Uta and I will be Alaska July 13-22 visiting our son and gawking at wildlife. Fairbanks – Denali – Valdez – Copper Center – Fairbanks. We plan to be off the grid most of the time.
We’re up for suggestions and tips.
Yesterday you would have found me on the sunny deck of a beautfiul house in Mill Valley, peering across a valley to the slopes of Mount Tam. The master of the house, a close friend, we go back thirty years, fixed me in his gaze and looked a bit puzzled before exclaiming, “Jay, you shaved off your Continue reading
My new car is one year old! How did that happen? Time keeps on slippin’, slippin’ into the future. Midyear already! How did we get here so quickly? It’s making me dizzy.
I’m going to reflect on what I’ve been up to in 2009 thus far. Caution: this is what Jon Stewart would call old news.
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