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Tag Archives: Risk
The Next Step
The gap between ‘safety’, and ‘risk’ is quite small, although different for every person to comprehend. I was driven back to this thought time and again this week, across a number of different conversations that relate to ‘The Fear’ that … Continue reading
Risk
I’m highly nervous: tomorrow morning i present the work on Black Swans and the Limits of Hierarchy. And i made the mistake of rehearsing it. I am very rarely nervous: i spend a good chunk of my time in conversations. … Continue reading
Posted in Agile
Tagged Black Swans, Brittle Systems, Failure, Fragility, Nervousness, Rehearsal, Risk
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Aspects of the #SocialAge – Part 2 – Risk is Fuel
Organisations are used to risk: they understand it, quantify it, and mitigate it. What they don’t often do is burn it. Agile organisations are able to rapidly prototype new ideas and behaviours, able to adapt at speed, because they have … Continue reading
Posted in Social Age
Tagged Agile, Agility, Blog, Change, Fuel, Leadership, Learning, Risk, Social Age
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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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Gamification: How to use Game Dynamics in Learning
There’s a family story that i once threw a Monopoly board across the room rather than accept defeat. I’m not sure i remember it quite that way, but i do know that the battered box is relegated to the cupboard … Continue reading
Posted in Games, Gamification
Tagged Collaboration, Cooperation, Games, games for learning, Gamification, Learning Games, Rehearsal, Risk, Scores, Scrabble, Serious Games, Serious Gaming, Social Age, Star Wars Commander
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Running in the rain: risk and reward in learning
I met up with Lucy last night in London and, as we walked by the Thames, we saw a fountain. I’ve seen them like this before, by the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam: it’s a large base with squared off sections, the … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Change, Choices, Learning, Learning Journey, Learning Methodology, Reward
Tagged Amsterdam, Change, Disturbance, Learning, London, Reward, Rijksmuseum, Risk, Thames
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