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Tag Archives: illustration
Black Swans: Disruption of Power. A #WorkingOutLoud post
As this is a writing week, i’m focussed on long form writing, so not writing much new just for the blog (which i count as my ‘first reflective space‘, my daily musings). Instead, i’m #WorkingOutLoud and sharing elements of the … Continue reading
Posted in Authority
Tagged Black Swans, illustration, Leadership, Learning, Power, Resilience, Types of Power, Working Out Loud, Writing
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#Writing Week: Reputation
Illustrating the section on Reputation today, for the Social Leadership 100 book: two images shared here, both around activities where we look at the reputation that others hold, and the reputation that we ourselves earn. As an update: this week … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged illustration, Leadership, Reputation, Social Leadership, Working Out Loud
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#Writing Week: Reducing Noise
One of the things that Social Leaders do is to reduce the noise in the system: they filter the signal and reduce the clutter. Today, i’m sharing two of the illustrations that I’ve been working on for the new book, … Continue reading
Posted in Social Leadership, Writing
Tagged Filtering, illustration, Noise, Signal, Working Out Loud, Writing
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Illustrating Social Leadership: My 1st 100 days
I find myself in Toronto, illustrating. ‘Social Leadership – my 1st 100 days‘ is my next book, a practical guide to developing skills across a hundred practical activities. As the name implies, it’s going to need 100 illustrations, so i … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged Books, illustration, Leadership, Learning, My First 100 Days, Sharing, Social Leadership, Working Out Loud, Writing
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Social Leadership: My First 100 Days #WorkingOutLoud
You may have noticed that the title has changed: as I’ve been sketching out ideas for the cover this week, i revised the title. That’s what #WorkingOutLoud is all about: iteration and revision, holding open the space. I’m 60% of … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership
Tagged Book, Book Cover, illustration, Iteration, Leadership, Social Leadership, WorkingOutLoud, Writing
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Can You Judge a Book By It’s Cover?
The last job for the new 2nd Edition of the Social Leadership Handbook: finish the cover. I’ve been literally tearing my hair out, trying to do the best job i can do. I’m entirely unsure why it’s harder than any … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Art, Books, Cover, Cover Art, illustration, Leadership, Social Leadership, Social Leadership Handbook, You can't judge a book by it's cover
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Beyond Digital: Into the Social Age
It’s my final day working on the Social Leadership Handbook, 2nd Edition. As usual, closing it down has taken weeks longer than i expected. It’s like moving house: you clear all your stuff out and it takes x amount of … Continue reading
Posted in Social Age
Tagged Books, Change, Community, Digital Age, EdTech, illustration, knowledge age, Leadership, Learning, Manufacturing, Social Age, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Technology, Writing
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