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30 Day Brainstorm Challenge – Day 27: Dust Bunnies
It's Day 27 of our 30 Day Brainstorm Challenge - Dust Bunnies! My office is driving me crazy. I'm not the most organized person, but now it's straining even my easy-going...
The 2015 Kaizen Adventure
Another year, another kaizen adventure. Well, not just one adventure - a whole host of adventures and FYI - I am referring to changes as adventures. Because that's what they...
Looking Up
Ever been so busy you forgot to buy gas? Just too busy! Ever been so busy you can't send a text message saying how busy you...
For the Love of Learning
I have just returned from the DevLearn 2014 conference in Las Vegas. I have unpacked, checked email, and now finally, taking time to reflect on my overall experience. I have also...
Learning: Playing the Blame Game
When did shaming the learner become okay? Lately, in this writer’s humble opinion, L&D (Learning and Development) professionals have been taking a ride on the Bully Bus, looking to create...
Learning Rebels – Open for Business
It's about time. I know it took us long enough and thanks to the patience of Kevin Thorn, graphic design (AKA Learn Nuggets) and Brian Dusablon the magic behind the...
The Afterglow of ASTD ICE – Now What? Part 3: Donna Phillips
If you're wondering what this "Now What?" series is all about, catch up here with part 1. You can also read C. Michael Ferraro's story here. Today in our "In...
Putting the “Human” Back into Learning
We need to put the "human" back into learning. Recently, I have been doing a lot of venting on twitter about how the "human" has been taken out of Human...
4 Defining Moments of an “Accidental Trainer”
Time to high-five ourselves. Last week we gave advice on "What We Would Tell Our New Trainer Self". When I reflect on my own past there was certainly a...
3 Things this Learning Rebel Would Tell My “New Trainer” Self
Writing the “Accidental Trainer” got me reminiscing about the early days of my own training career. For the most part, we as L&D professionals, are very good at providing guidance...
