In The Learning Age

With whom you do work, and with whom you make that work available, are in fact more important than the task itself.

At the end of June I attended Courage Camp, in Avignon, France. In many ways and (to be truthful) quite unexpectedly, it was the start […]

The future is unknown. Specific goals should change frequently. Whatever you think you are working towards at present will be different a year from now […]

I have been and remain a big believer in curiosity. A curious mind prepares us to be open to new ideas, assimilate and synthesize those […]

Friends and Colleagues, As many of you are aware, I’ve been consulting as the principal of In The Learning Age Consulting for two full years now. It […]

I’ve been part of a complex change initiative for the past 18 months or so, at a large legacy organization that is struggling to catch […]

I’ve seen it time and time again. An organization has a new technology, often joined with a new process and vision for processing, customer service, […]

I recently returned from an amazing 20 days in India (Delhi, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan). It was overwhelming (in a good way), and I’ll be […]

Personal learning is a form of assembly, where we find, evaluate, use or discard things we encounter on our way. More often than not, though. we […]

When I speak to people about the value of participating in professional learning networks (PLN), work out loud (WOL) practices, and the promise of sharing freely […]

Yogi Berra, the great baseball player, admired public figure and philosopher of the common man, recently passed away. Famous for his many aphorisms, there is […]

The term coopetition has actually been around for quite some time, as strange as it may seem. Going back to at least the 1930s, the […]