Tip #764: The Learning Brain’s Roots of Resistance
This Tip discusses the learning brain’s roots of resistance: priorities, relevance, boring, and fear, and how to address each. “The most important thing in communication
March 18, 2019
This Tip discusses the learning brain’s roots of resistance: priorities, relevance, boring, and fear, and how to address each. “The most important thing in communication
This Tip explains why you are neotenic, which creates our lifelong curiousity and capacity to learn, as well as playfulness. “I have no special talent.
This tip discusses the GROW model that provides a simple framework for structuring a coaching session: Grow, Reality, Options, and Will. Coaching for Performance Coaching
This Tip discusses why the HOW is important so that participants in training programs learn how to implement their new skills. “A good teacher…is understanding
This is a continuation of Lindquist’s model of engagement that enumerated 16 essentials. The following list and explanations are drawn from “16 building blocks that
A model of engagement was created by Rusty Lindquist,the founder and CEO of Life Engineering. It enumerated 16 essentials. The following list and explanations are
This Tip considers conflict as debate or debacle and provides suggestions to keep arguments productive and constructive. “The key to breakthrough problem solving isn’t getting
This Tip describes how I was eager for critique of a pilot so I knew what worked and what I would need to change to
This Tip describes how to manage change with ADKAR, a change management tool: awareness, desire, knowledge, ability and reinforcement. “All personal breakthroughs begin with a
This Tip describes the five ways the Peer Learning Institute is holding learners accountable for putting their new learning into practice. “At the end of
This Tip discusses a situation of abundance denied when a Vistage coach refused to even meet with me to discuss mid-manager peer learning. “I have
This Tip is about mistakes I have made, some of my own making and others out of my control and how quotes can console me.