I work where three areas intersect: legal, learning, and technology. Two of these areas are in the midst of extended periods of great change and major upheaval: legal and learning. Many in both legal and learning struggle with this. The American legal system is built on precedents, so the “we’ve always done it this way” […]
The #TooBusyChallenge
How many annoying little things do you encounter every day that you don’t address? When I was still working inside a law firm doing IT support, it was a regular occurrence for me to walk by someone’s office and encounter people doing just that day after day after day. Here’s how the conversation would usually […]
React vs. Respond
As I worked around the house this morning, I pondered the idea of reacting versus responding, as well as what the differences and connotations of both words are. Eventually, I decided to look at the definitions of the two words. You can find definitions for react and respond on dictionary.com. When I think of “react,” […]
Pause for Reflection and Anticipation
It’s that time of year when we’re inundated with holiday plans, year-end tasks, and lists of predictions for the coming year. When we get past all of that, it’s time to take a breather, pause, and allot some time for reflection and anticipation. Yes, I said pause. Do it now. Take a deep breath in […]
What We’re Reading: Patti Shank on Deeper Learning
I’ve been following Patti Shank, Ph.D. for eons on Twitter and value her insights on learning and development. Her content is always evidence-based and thoroughly researched, but also easy to read and apply. I am really enjoying Patti’s two recently published books, so I wanted to share them with you. The latest is Practice and Feedback for Deeper Learning, which […]
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