Information acquisition and action - Newsletter
If you know how to do something, why are you not doing it? Information acquisition in the workplace.
Rob Lambert
3 Ways to talk about value - Podcast
In this episode I capture sounds from Zurich and share 3 ways to frame conversations about value.
Nash's use of leisure time - Learning Note
In this post I share my own A3 learning notes on Nash's Leisure Pyramid.
The 8 Different Types of Intelligence - Podcast
In this episode and post, I share some ideas on the different types of intelligence, and how we probably shouldn't over-index on simply academic intelligence.
Rules for a knight - Ethan Hawke - Learning Note
I'm not going to lie, I'm a huge fanboy of Ethan Hawke. I've watched most of his films (Training Day....cracker) and I've read most of his books. I follow him on IG...this is all sounding a little weird now.
Anyway,
Watermelon Reporting
Wherever I consult, there is always a problem of Watermelon reporting.
Watermelon reporting is when the communication about a project status is green on the outside, yet red on the inside. The status is “all okay” but the reality is far from that.
I’m of course referring to RAG
Annual Review 2023 - a positive way to get better
Welcome to the annual review of 2023
Every year I conduct a personal and business annual review.
I’ve been doing an annual review for a few years now, the first few in private and then sharing them. I do them for a few reasons:
It helps me reflect on