Limitations in “Learn from your experience”
You have likely heard people (including me!) talk about how important it is to learn from our experience. When we experience something, it imprints itself on us in a way that study alone, reading alone, discussing alone, just cannot do. In this way, we who work in...
Does September remind you of new opportunities?
Do you remember when you were younger, and the middle of August arrived with that mixture of excitement for going back to school along with that awful reminder that somebody else was getting ready to spring our new schedules on us?Strange how the passion for learning...
Educational Transactionalism
When we explore the cost of learning, we often find ourselves focusing on the cost in a transactional way. I pay this, and therefore I should get that.Easy peasy, but is that a realistic assessment for how learning works?Is it really that simple, that if I buy this...
How do you navigate the cost of learning?
What sort of world would we have if we could improve ourselves in any way possible, at any time, without any limits?Want to get an MBA? Great, let’s start today.Want to figure out how to fix those leadership challenges you face at the office? Fine, do this, and...
