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Monthly Archives: February 2016
To Seek, To Strive
In the Social Age, where borders are devolved, where technology connects, where community persists, we have to look beyond hierarchies to solve the challenges we face. We have to seek, to strive: For fairness, for equality, to make every voice … Continue reading
System vs Person
“Hello mate, i’m Brett, i’ll be your server”. Brett was a couple of years younger than me, from New Zealand, and definitely hot out of training as the proudest waiter at the Italian restaurant. “i’ll have spaghetti and tomato sauce”, … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability
Tagged Adaptability, Choice, Learning, New Zealand, Skiing, System, Training
2 Comments
Canada: The Relativity of Success
I clearly looked trustworthy enough that the slightly fraught ski instructor asked me to mind one of her proteges on the lift up the mountain, which is how i found myself in deep conversation with a very sparky four year … Continue reading
Posted in Achievement, Adventure, Bike
Tagged Achievement, Canada, Cycling, Gender, Skiing, Stereotypes, Winning
5 Comments
Skiing: Learning Into Action
I clearly remember when i first skied: i looked down what can only have been the most gentle of slopes, carefully thought through my training, and launched myself off, determined to snowplough with great grace in sweeping aaaaarrrrrrgggghhhh… So my … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure
Tagged Action, Adventure, Application, Commitment, Learning, Learning to Ski, Mountain, Practice, Risk, Skiing
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10 Things a Social Leader Does
Social Leadership is contextual and consensual: it’s a type of authority granted by the community, founded upon our reputation and social capital. Social Leadership complements formal leadership, but works in places where formal leadership cannot reach: our communities. And that’s … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged Authenticity, Change, Community, Generosity, Kindness, Leadership, Social Leadership, Space
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The Smell of Knowledge
I found myself in the library. Some twenty years after i was here last. Things have changed. I grew up with this library: adventure books with tigers and sharks, books about boats and adventure, maps and atlases, novels and dictionaries. … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Books, Change, History, Knowledge, Librarian, Library, Library Studies, Museum, Reference Library, Smells
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Words About Learning: Dreams
Spent part of today writing in a comic book store: a shop that sells board games and graphic novels. The chap running it had been made redundant, so he did the sensible thing and, instead of saving the cash, he … Continue reading
Posted in Words About Learning
Tagged Board Games, Career, Choices, Comics, Dreams Aspiration, Learning, Redundancy, Shops, Words About Learning
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