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Learning Barters

The world needs more learning barters. 🤝

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Conversations as Learning Tools

3 ways I use conversations as learning tools.

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Career Levers

Why do some career moves feel right and others feel off? Even if they look good on paper?

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Career Curiosity List

I keep a running list of Career Curiosities.

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Design for Progressive Overload

Good training is like a good workout 🏋

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The Human-AI Matrix

A reflection of my own practice with the omnipresent AI.

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Training has become broccoli 🥦🥦

Say “We have training today” in an office or tell a child “We have broccoli today for dinner today” and you’ll get EXACTLY the same reaction…

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The World Changed. L&D Didn’t.

Your environment changed. You need to change as well.

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Stop Gamifying, Start Diagnosing

Gamification doesn’t fix engagement. It treats the symptom, not the cause.

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What Clients Really Need from L&D

L&Ds - stop taking client brief’s at face value!

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No, ChatGPT Won’t Replace Your L&D Team

But it’ll change everything they do

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Week #1 Summary: From info overload to meal plans!

From info overload to meal plans — clear goals and fast loops make AI magic!

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💊 Week #1: Meal Planning

Designed and tested a detailed Week 1 meal plan with AI to simplify decisions and meet protein goals; real-life MVPs surfaced practical issues faster than endless planning.

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💊 Week #1: Digital Diet

Built an AI-powered system to stay updated without overwhelm; fuzzy goals led to scattered results, highlighting the need for clear problem definition.