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I clearly remember one specific situation that led me to ponder motivation. I passed by the secondary school where students were having P.E. outside. They were doing laps, the teacher barking orders at them, and I noticed one was lagging
Yolande Conradie looks back on how an ill-fated car ride convinced her that she needed to learn her lesson
February is Black History Month in the U.S. and Canada. It’s a great opportunity to broaden our perspectives and understanding of Black History and of…
What is the future of learning and development? Yolande Conradie presents her roundup of our recent #MTtalk Twitter chat
How do you react when you make a mistake or fall short of your goals? If you’re anything like me, you’ll criticize yourself relentlessly. And…
Have you ever been astonished by a magician’s trick, and then tried to work out how they did it? Maybe, in the cold light of…
Learning at work can be a serious struggle. If you’re stretched to the limit, and struggling with all the stuff that’s already in your head,…
“One of our values is that you should be looking out for each other. Everyone should try to make the lives of everyone else who…
How can today’s organizations keep up with the pace of change? For Bradley R. Staats, the answer is easy: we all need to keep learning.
Josh Seibert What does training mean in your organization? You may think, “Well, training is training.” I might have given a simple answer, too, before…
“The most truly generous persons are those who give silently without hope of praise or reward.” – Carol Ryrie Brink (1895-1981), American author The…
On Earth Day this year, I found myself about three-quarters of the way through Yuval Noah Harari’s book, “Sapiens: A Brief History of…
