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Category Archives: Writing
What I’m Thinking About: Domains of Knowledge
I write the blog four days a week, Monday to Thursday, but on Friday i write a longer form newsletter for my subscribers. This forms a deeper reflection, a commentary on certain news items, and a broader perspective on the … Continue reading
What I’m Thinking About: Godless Morality and the Evolution of Organisations
I normally write the blog Monday to Thursday, and write my ‘Captain’s Log’ newsletter on fridays. But today i am publishing two blog posts, as it’s been a productive week! This, the second Friday post, is actually the section from … Continue reading
The Social Learning Guidebook: A Free Resource
You can download my new Guidebook on Social Learning here. It’s intended to form a concise, practical, guide for practitioners who are trying to transform learning, through more social and collaborative approaches. It builds upon work i’ve shared previously, both … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Free, Guidebook, Learning Transformation, Publishing, Sea Salt Learning, Social Age, Social Learning, Writing
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Reflection On Writing
I am happy when writing, somewhat to the annoyance of my writing friends. Most of them are better writers than me, because they work at it. I just tend to disengage the brain and set off, seeing where my fingers … Continue reading
What Will We See?
I’m making good progress with ‘The Change Handbook: building the Socially Dynamic Organisation’, as i work through version 24 of the full manuscript. As i’m heavily into book writing this week, no new content for the blog, but instead i … Continue reading
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Tagged Change, Change Handbook, Socially Dynamic Organisation, Writing
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Morocco Diary: Connectivity
Before landing in Morocco, i read a lot about driving there: what experiences had people had, any particular rules i should know about, things to watch out for, and so on. I learnt a lot, almost all of which turned … Continue reading
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Tagged Change, Culture, Fashion, Morocco, Roads, Transport, Travel Writing, Writing
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Moroccan Diary: Empowered
‘I’ve led a hard life’, said Mustafa, not seeking sympathy, but more as a statement of fact. And i could believe it. In his mid fifties, we were talking in the earth and wood riad that he had built, himself, … Continue reading
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Tagged Morocco, Reputation, Social Age, Sustainability, Tourism, travel, Travel Writing
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