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Unlearning Habits that Promote Injustice
Unlearning habits that promote injustice really means authentically learning for the first time.
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Learning to Reinforce Injustice
Today is Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, and it is an opportunity to both celebrate his life and memory, while also consider what meaning this has for me and my life today. King was a civil rights activist and leader, and I think it is valuable to reflect on how this work was so important because it was so needed…
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Blaming is the Opposite of Learning from Experience
We had a really interesting discussion yesterday on the article How the world’s most successful founders approach failure and my take-away message is simple, yet somewhat profound:
Blaming is the Opposite of Learning from Experience…
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Article Discussion Starters for “How the World’s Most Successful Founders Approach Failure”
Here are some discussion questions to help us frame today’s article discussion on “How the world’s most successful founders approach failure”…
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Article Discussion – How the World’s Most Successful Founders Approach Failure
Do you read articles, watch TED Talks, or listen to podcasts on Coaching or Personal Empowerment and wish you have others to talk with them about in real time to share insights, ideas, or experiences about them?
Here is your chance!…
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Come Celebrate Wikipedia Day!
Come celebrate Wikipedia Day with me this Sunday at the Ace Hotel right here in New York City. Details about how we at Wikimedia NYC are celebrating this in a New York way can be found here (including the time of the cake!!)…
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What will you do for yours?
What will you do for yours?
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What Change Will You Become?
What do You Want to Learn about Yourself through Building Your Habits?
When we work toward personal goals, they often involve the development and ceaseless focus on engaging small habits that, when repeated together, help move us forward toward goal achievement…
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What are Your Hidden Assumptions about Yourself?
One of the Facebook groups I started a number of years ago, Actor-Network Theory (ANT), has chugged along over the years as a communal hub for those of us interested in the theoretical and methodological aspects of actor-network theory.
I promise the geekery in this post will end in a moment . . .
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