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Learning Rebels: Why I’ve Been Blogging Lately
Have any of you been wondering why, after the absence of a year, I’ve started blogging again? Read this post in the Learning Rebels blog. And to Shannon: you are a dear and wonderful friend who one day will explain … Continue reading
Don’t Be Ben Stiller
I watched the movie Tower Heist last night. What do I remember? Ben Stiller’s character running down the hall yelling, “Code Black! Code Black!” Several employees asked what Code Black was. His answer (paraphrased): “Why don’t you remember? We covered … Continue reading
How I Killed my J key
My Issue My J key was sticking this morning. I lifted it slightly (slightly I say) to blow out the dirt. Key popped off. My Resolution Ok, I’m all about “pull learning” in the moment of need. I googled … Continue reading
Tribute to My Mom
Yesterday was Mother’s Day. Instead of a card and flowers, I paid tribute to my mom on Facebook by sharing her wisdom. I heard these phrases repeatedly throughout my life – and she still says them. This is my core … Continue reading
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An Open Letter to Tony Bingham and the ASTD Board of Directors
Dear Tony, On Tuesday, May 6th, you announced that our entire organization has changed our name, logo, focus, colors, etc. Effective immediately. You said that you’ve spoken with countless CEOs and other leaders who recognize our efforts and how important … Continue reading
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