Tag: behaviour change

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When your bubble starts to bend

When your bubble starts to bend At a conference on Friday, a speaker shared a Jack Welch quote: “When the ...
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Making training programmes work webinar series

*** This is now available on demand to members of the Learning Network. Watch here *** We are really excited ...
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The end is where success begins

You already design for learning transfer. But transfer to what, exactly? It’s perfectly possible to create elegant transfer mechanisms — ...
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The things you’ve quietly forgotten

The things you’ve quietly forgotten When her baby brother was born, four-year-old Sasha begged her parents to let her be ...
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Training courses don’t change behaviour – Workflows do

If that title sounds provocative, good. It should. Because if you’re serious about behaviour change, you already know that most ...
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Mind the knowing–doing gap

Mind the knowing–doing gap I was sitting in my GP’s waiting room recently and noticed a poster about healthy weight ...
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Stories that shape culture: Turning learning into lasting behaviour

The stories people tell at work define your culture. They can be page-turning tales of courage in times of crisis, ...
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OEB 2025: Humanity in the Intelligent Age

OEB 2025 takes place from 3-5 December in Berlin and we’re really pleased that Paul Matthews is on the conference ...
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Comfort never made anyone stronger

In a gym class recently, the instructor told us to grab slightly heavier weights than usual.Then he said something that ...
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What do you think you are not?

“It’s not what we are that holds us back, but what we think we are not.” Dennis Waitley So, what ...
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