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Willpower is Muscle
Research has shown that willpower is like a muscle – the more you train it, the more powerful it becomes. In a study published last …
Read MoreQuote on Significance and meaning
“The size of the endeavor doesn’t matter as much as how meaningful it becomes to you.” credit: www.gapingvoid.com
Read MoreBrain rules
I’m reading John Medina’s Brain Rules and thoroughly enjoying it. Here’s a snippet illustrating his humorous style while making an important point. Any learning environment …
Read MoreCriteria for implementing initiatives in a complex space
Dave’s written a excellent post on how to make progress in a complex environment. It’s excellent because it comes at a time when I’m working …
Read MoreLearning how to learn
After listening to a podcast recently — an interesting conversation between Dave Pollard and Chris Corrigan — I am now even more convinced of the …
Read MoreOur need for the knowledge worker is over
The term ‘knowledge worker’ is now a meaningless concept in developed countries because the shift Drucker started to notice in the ’50s from jobs requiring …
Read MoreMaking information find us
I really enjoyed watching this video about the web challenging our most basic assumptions about ‘finding’ information. Technorati Tags: findability
Read MoreHow not to organise information
I’ve recently been telling everyone about a presentation I saw on You Tube by David Weinberger called Everything is Miscellaneous. David’s argument is that in …
Read MoreGenius everyday
I’ve been keeping my eyes open for something entertaining to read on a long plane journey. I’m a fast reader and easily bored so the …
Read MoreWhat do we mean by tacit knowledge?
Most of our work here at Anecdote involves working with tacit knowledge. But it is clear that there is a broad understanding about what’s meant …
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