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Quick Knowledge: Embracing Just-In-Time Learning in a Fast-Paced World

Discover the power of Just-In-Time learning and understand when it’s best to rely on traditional education. Learn how to balance quick knowledge acquisition with deep, foundational understanding in my latest blog post. Continue reading

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Why We Walk in Circles, Physically and Metaphorically

Discover why humans tend to walk in circles without guidance and how this phenomenon applies to our personal and professional lives. Learn practical tips to find direction and avoid repetitive cycles. Continue reading

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Disposable

We live in a disposable age and our mindset has kept pace. It seems to me that nobody plays for keeps anymore. This is much deeper than opting for plastic and paper diapers over cloth, and using paper towels instead … Continue reading

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Looking for the Right Map

For several years I have been trying to talk myself into doing something I really, really want to do: learn to write computer programs. I have always wanted to write computer programs. For my Millennial friends, this will take some … Continue reading

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Unintended Consequences, the Teacher Edition

Regardless of intentions, when “benefits” harm more than they help, they lose the status of being “beneficial.” For example, have you ever given thought to QUOTAS?  I don’t mean production quotas, or sales quotas, I mean hiring quotas or admission … Continue reading

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