Tag: behaviour change

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They made a mistake – don’t laugh

A friend who is involved with aviation in Canada sent me these words as part of an ongoing exchange of ...
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Are you a captive in your box?

We all live in a box – our own box. We live in there together with everything we know and ...
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Your guide to adopting a learning transfer mindset

Like many terms, the phrase ‘learning transfer’ seems to mean different things to different people. Paul says “Every definition I ...
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Measuring the Right Metrics for Your Stakeholders

New article from Paul Matthews on Training Industry offers a strategic approach to measurement that goes beyond compliance and focuses on ...
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Do you overcomplexify stuff?

According to the urban dictionary, there is such a word as ‘overcomplexify’. Who knew? I have to hold my hand ...
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Learning vs Recognition: Why Traditional Safety Training Misses the Mark

“Most safety training programs are attacking the wrong problem.” That’s the provocative insight from Paul in a recent  Recognition Factor ...
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Cobwebs that become cables

“Habits are at first cobwebs, and then they become cables.” Spanish proverb Often, we don’t even notice the cables. They ...
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LNTV: Dr Nigel Paine and Paul Matthews on behaviour change

Learning Now TV April 2024: Dr Nigel Paine and Paul Matthews talk about permanent behaviour change.
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Learning transfer: The difficulty with creating new habits

When we talk about learning transfer our desired outcome is that after employees learn something they will utilise that learning to do their jobs better. ...
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Using magnets on your team

Do you remember playing around with magnets and iron filings? People in an organisation are like that - lining up and following invisible cultural forces. ...
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