Assumptions and Faulty Thinking
Lately, I have found myself thinking about the assumptions that we make about the world around us. The world can sometimes be a complex place and the assumptions we make Continue Reading →
Tag: learning
How to Stop Wasting Your Time With Repetition
Many people seem to misunderstand the purpose of repetition in learning. They seem to think that repetition is about ‘getting something into your memory’: memorise your study notes in school Continue Reading →
Value, self investment and self-development
Value and self-investment is a fascinating topic to study. Since I sell my own self-development courses, I’m ideally placed to experience how people express the value of their own development. Continue Reading →
Is it always possible to make a good decision?
There’s a growing interest in how to make ‘good’ decisions. Think about this – there are some things you make better decisions about than others. Almost no-one has it all. Continue Reading →
When Less Can Be Better Than More
I’ve just been re-reading Tim Gallwey’s “The Inner Game of Work” and it has been interesting to note how well my ideas about learning dovetail with Gallwey’s principles. For those Continue Reading →
Video: Learning to see with your sense of touch
Doctors used to believe that certain parts of the brain couldn’t develop or change after childhood. This meant it was widely accepted that certain functions, if lost in adulthood, could Continue Reading →
Real World NLP
What are the best ways of making NLP a part of your everyday life? Continue Reading →
The courage to follow your heart
How much do you love what you do? Continue Reading →
Successful Learning
The difference between success and failure in learning. Continue Reading →
Training or Coaching?
What is the best way to refine your skills? – A lightbulb moment. Continue Reading →