The whole and its parts
In some respect, life has not changed at all. Struggling with oneself and others, being distracted, or having to work hard to achieve goals are far from being inventions of our times. There are many stories and records available allowing us to … [Continue reading] about Free from distraction
“The best leaders take few liberties and give lots of freedom. The worst ones do the opposite of that.” – Gianpiero Petriglieri. Freedom is the space every community provides us with. It’s the aggregate benefits and protections provided by that … [Continue reading] about Fitting in
Browsing through some emails earlier on I was struck by two messages. With one I found myself reminded me of the things I hadn’t learned properly in life. Just a bit later another one had a headline suggesting that reading the message I’d find the … [Continue reading] about The success fantasy
For decades we’ve been taught that performance is important if not the ultimate goal. It has lead to a focus on achieving better results than before, with records being highlighted as the real performance. The drawback of that focus on performance … [Continue reading] about Performance is based on resources
The experiential learning theory developed by David A. Kolb takes its roots in the works of Jean Piaget, John Dewey, Carl G. Jung, Kurt Lewin, Paulo Freire, and William James. Roots that allowed to establish experience at the center or learning … [Continue reading] about Using subjective experience