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Tag Archives: Books
Launching ‘The Community Builder Guidebook’
As you may have noticed, i’ve not been writing for the last month, as i’m off on paternity leave, but today i am returning to the keyboard to share my newest Social Age book, ‘The Community Builder Guidebook’. This is … Continue reading
Posted in Community
Tagged Books, Community, Guidebook, Paternity, Publishing, Social Age
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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
Posted in Writing
Tagged Books, Free, Guidebook, Learning Transformation, Publishing, Sea Salt Learning, Social Age, Social Learning, Writing
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On Reading
Reading is the process of gently breaking yourself: eroding dogma, undermining opinion, fracturing certainty. It’s a continual process of renewal: evaluating the things that we are sure are true, against new evidence that our certainty maybe unfounded, leaving us with … Continue reading
Posted in Learning
Tagged Books, Change, Leadership, Learning, Reading, Social Leadership, Stagnation
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The Notebook
I must admit to rampant curiosity: the man sat opposite me on the train is surrounded by notebooks. Most old and battered, some new, and the one nearest to me, the only one i can read, labelled ‘scrap’. He is … Continue reading
The Trust Sketchbook
‘The Trust Sketchbook’ is a guided, reflective, journey, through the Landscape of Trust. It’s the first publication from two years of research into ‘how trust works’, and ‘what we can do about it’, that i’ve been carrying out with a … Continue reading
Posted in Trust
Tagged Books, Change, HR, illustration, Leadership, Social Leadership, The Trust Sketchbook, Trust, Writing
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Context of the Social Age
I’m editing ‘The Change Handbook’ today, and decided to rewrite the whole chapter on ‘The Social Age’. In this post, i share the new version, with the original content after it. This is part of #WorkingOutLoud, and i’m glad i … Continue reading
Posted in Change
Tagged Books, Change, Community, Evolution, Leadership, Power, The Social Age, Writing
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The Trust Sketchbook: A Guided Journey
I’m preparing to launch ‘The Trust Sketchbook’, in July. It’s the first in a new series of books, which act as guided, reflective, journeys through different aspects of the Social Age. These are intended to help us think about spaces … Continue reading
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