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Tag Archives: Blogging
1,000
This is my 1,000th blog post. I feel it should be special. But the pressure is daunting, so i’ll just dive in. One thousand: they’ve not all been great, but that’s not the point. They’ve been steps on a journey, … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged Art, Blogging, Blogs, Celebration, Creativity, humility, Innovation, Leadership, Learning, Sharing, Social Age, storytelling, Writing
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Unit of One [Thousands]
I’m in New York, a unit of one: alone, but not lonely. I feel lucky: i get to travel, but i have a wonderful home and friends around the world. I’m sat in Irving Farm Coffee Roasters: it’s one of … Continue reading
The Point of Books. Not just Facebook.
A somewhat unfair media reaction today to Mark Zuckerberg’s assertion that books can be great, “allowing you to fully explore a topic and immerse yourself in a deeper way“. I’m all for books all for people who espouse their virtues: … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Author, Blogging, Blogs, Books, Bookshelf, Facebook, Library, Love, Mark Zuckerberg, Reflection, Right to Die, terry pratchett, Wikipedia, Writing
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Democratised Access: Ditching the Fax
My heart sank as the third letter arrived: i’ve been trying to arrange a routine doctors appointment for three months now, but with no success. When i ring them, i get an answerphone. When they want to communicate with me, … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Blog, Blogging, Change, Communication, Consumer Choice, Democratised Access, Fax, fax machine, Healthcare, Letter, Mindset, NHS, Post, Social Age, Social Habits
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Writing: Milestones
An unexpected milestone crept up on me this morning: i hit 100,000 views on the blog. Depending how you look at it, that’s a surprisingly high, or surprisingly low number. When i started writing this blog, around three and a … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Learning, Writing
Tagged Agile, Agility, Blog, Blogging, Change, Culture, Leadership, Milestones, Reflection, Social Age, Social Leadership, Thinking, Writing
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Two days of learning
Late with the blog today as i’ve just finished my session at the Learning Live conference in London (and needed to do some last minute preparation…). It’s a great event that’s covered some wide ranging topics: my personal favourites around … Continue reading
Posted in Collaboration, Communication, Community
Tagged Blogging, Community, Conference, Learning Live, Reflection, Social Learning
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