3 resources to amp up your success on your own terms
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under change management & wellness
In this month’s Rock.Paper.Scissors’ newsletter I review Danielle LaPorte’s hot new book, The Fire Starter Sessions. Stay tuned for the next blog post about funny resources related to success, read the last post with the entire review & keep reading for some resources that will help you amp up success on your own terms. Read the [...]
Tags: danielle laporte, fire starter, shawn achor, taylor mali, TED, time management
Take time to to’odle and you’ll reach your dreams faster
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under change management & wellness
I love lists. I covet lists. I crave making lists. Lists relax me. They keep my delusion of being in control of my world firmly in place. I have a confession to make however. At the end of a bad day, my eyes will skittishly wander towards a list only to streak away faster than [...]
Tags: chris guillebeau, danielle laporte, dyana valentine, every woman, johanne gallagher, kerri carlson, melanda schmid, melodie biringer, michelle royle, oz sokoh, pat jarvis, patrick jarvis, pitch perfect, sam crespi, TED, wellness crave, white hot truth
Learning from a hole in the wall
Posted by Lee-Anne Ragan | Filed under creativity & innovation, Human resources, Social Responsibility, training & development, Travel
Check out the video below about the TED hole in the wall educational experiment (forward to 7:15 min). It’s the work of Dr. Sugata Mitra, of India. His office butted up against a slum and one day he punched a hole in his wall and stuck a computer in it. A computer that faced out, [...]
Tags: alternative education, dr sugata mitra, education, hole in the wall, India, learning, Learning Theories, pedagogy, self-organizing, slums, Social Responsibility, Sugata Mitra, TED, values