Learning From The Edges
The world of work is full of friction. Departments work in silos. Work gets stuck. Teams find workplaces are not as easeful as they could or should be. And in all of this human beings are caught in the challenges, resulting in poor work, mental health worries and worse. As a research project, Learning From The Edges will look at the edges of work, where friction exists and explore what gets in the way of work and of learning. Why is there friction? How can work be more fruitful for organisations and people? What barriers do people have and what practical ways they can overcome those barriers? Join us with your thoughts on Twitter @LearningEdges or on our LinkedIn page.
Learning From The Edges
Episode #12 Creating Space and Time for Optimal Thinking. With guest Meg Peppin.
Welcome and how are you?
Of course, these are only the podcast show notes, but it felt right to greet you like this considering the topic of today's show.
I invite you to take a moment and reflect on how often are you genuinely invited to share how you are, without judgment or interruption.
This week we discuss the power of how we can optimise our thinking at work, especially when attending meetings and within projects.
Meg and I explore how using two different types of thinking can help us to benefit from our independent thoughts as well as exploring where a collective exchange of ideas can lead.
If you are here for the link to Meg's The Thinking Environment programmes they can be found here: mppartnership.co.uk
And if you want to further the discussion with this week's guest you can find them linked below:
Meg Peppin linkedin.com/in/meg-peppin-89136a27
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Learning from the Edges is hosted by Michelle Parry-Slater, Director, Kairos Modern Learning.
Michelle is the author of The Learning and Development Handbook - a practical guide for all professionals looking to offer effective, efficient, enjoyable and engaging people development, but not sure where to start. This book is full of practical tips and advice. Written by a practitioner for practitioners, this is urgent reading for anyone working in people development.
Join us with your thoughts on Twitter @LearningEdges and connect with Michelle on LinkedIn/michelleparryslater
Purchase your copy of The Learning and Development Handbook: thelndhandbook.com
Work with Kairos Modern Learning: kairosmodernlearning.co.uk
Podcast production by Liam Gardner Record and Repurpose
