Reflective Practice
As I continue my exploration of the learning journey, I’ve discussed the challenges of learning and the role of curiosity.
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Tag: Thinking Environment
Curiosity in lifelong learning
My last post explored how learning is inherently prickly, filled with challenges and discomforts that drive personal and professional growth.
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“The introvert in me…”
I don’t try and hide my introversion tendencies. These days. I used to. I was told at school, time and
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I don’t know
Sometimes the urge or need to say ‘I don’t know’ is taken away by the fear of admitting you don’t
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Middle managers – ‘the engine of the business’
If, like me, you’ve been in a position or role as a manager, a line manager, or a a ‘middle’
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Opinion
Following on from my earlier post on ‘Listen to hear vs Listen to reply‘, I have a further thought …
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Listen to hear vs Listen to reply
At work or home, do you even get the feeling the other person(s) in the conversation are only giving you
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Focus
January has (finally) passed. It’s February. It feels like a new start, so here’s a question for for: “What do
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Meetings
We all have them. Some of us like them, some not so. Some are useful, some not. Some have purpose,
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When open plan offices don’t work. And times when they do
Most, if not all of you reading this will be working in an office you share with other people. Some
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