• What We’re Actually Reading: L&D Picks for Summer

    Summer time at the beach with a great reading list! Summer is the perfect time to step back from the day-to-day and feed the brain with something that isn't a project deadline. Whether you've got a stack of books you've been meaning to get to, a podcast you can't stop recommending, or a blog that ... Read more

  • L&D Mythbusters: Training Assumptions We Need to Retire

    Some learning myths have been repeated so many times they've started to feel like facts. They are not. Every field has its sacred cows. The assumptions that get passed down, rarely questioned, and then shape how we design, deliver, and defend our work. L&D is no exception. From beliefs about how adults learn, to assumptions ... Read more

  • The Transfer Problem: Why Learning Stops at the Classroom Door

    People leave training feeling good. Then they go back to their desks and nothing changes. It happens in classrooms, in virtual sessions, in eLearning modules that took months to build. Learners complete the program, pass the assessment, and return to doing things exactly the way they did before. The good news is that learning transfer ... Read more

  • Confessions of an L&D Professional

    Forgive me, I have a confession! I have pretended the LMS was down to buy myself another day on a deadline. I have copy-pasted a learning objective from a course ... Read more

  • Can We Actually Teach Someone to Think?

    “We need people who can think critically.” It’s on every leader’s wish list. But can a course actually deliver that, or are we promising something training can’t do? Critical thinking, ... Read more

  • Wild Ideas: Closing the Books on 2026

    Before the year wraps up, two things are worth doing: thanking the people who helped us get here, and saying our wildest ideas out loud. This isn’t a year-end review, ... Read more