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Category Archives: Value of Conversation
White Space, Innovation, and Co-habitation – designed to work
Innovation in unexpected places and the benefits of co-habitation.
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Tagged cluster, colocation, conversation, innovation, white spaces
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Three Strategies for Learning to Hold Conflicting Thoughts with Delight
Three strategies for learning to hold conflicting ideas – with delight.
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Tagged assumptions, conflict, conversation, curiosity, leadership
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Guiding Metaphors – Believing is Seeing
Guiding metaphors – a new perspective on perspectives.
Also posted in General, Radical Learning
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Tagged conversation, learning, metaphor, observation
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The Emphasis Is on Listening
Taking every opportunity, real or virtual, to learn. Personality does count.
Sam Larson – Create the Right Environment
Create the right environment, and fresh knowledge streams in at the perfect rate.
Also posted in General, Wishes
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Tagged assumptions, conversation, environment, learning, practice partner
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Tony Burgess – Living on the Edge of New Knowledge
Tony Burgess and companycommand.com push the edges of learning.
Also posted in General, Twitter help, Working on the Internet
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Tagged conversation, Facebook, reading, social media, strategies, Twitter, writing
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Radical Learning – more about the social dimension of radical learning
Social interaction is at the heart of great learning.
Also posted in Radical Learning
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Tagged conversation, learning, radical learning, social, story
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Depth and Focus – Perfect Partners for the Expert: An interview with Richard McDermott
As Richard says, “I create a daily agenda and turn off email until it’s time. Otherwise, I will be spread too thin and will have no depth.”
The Care and Feeding of a Network – It’s All about Sharing (Interview with Caitlyn Antrim – Part 1 or 3)
Clear strategies for building and nurturing a strong network of colleagues.
