How To Get Better at Painting – Without Painting Anything
December 23, 2015 By: Paul60 Comments
John Wooden died in 2009. But if you’re a basketball coach today, you’re still living in his shadow.
And for good reason. Wooden’s record as a basketball coach for UCLA remains unmatched. He was notorious for his attention to detail, down to training his players how to put on their socks and lace their shoes correctly. He wrote books that applied his winning formula on the court to life in general, and his TED talk of 2001, The Difference Between Winning and Succeeding, has over four million views.
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If there was ever a year to keep in the rear-view mirror, it is
2020. However, there are also reasons to embrace the year for
what it was and debrief on critical achievements and lessons
learned. In this post we look at why debriefs are a critical
business tool, what you can debrief on from 2020 and how to conduct
a successful debrief in a remote work environment.
The Value of Debriefing for Individuals and Organizations
Many of us think of a debrief as the final step in a project or
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Before the Brexit referendum in 2016, Michael Gove announced that Britain had had enough of experts, depicting them as out of touch and elitist. This anti-intellectualism became commonplace in the UK and the US, despite some notable Tory U-turns. With the unprecedented public health crisis of Covid-19, the expert is back in fashion. Virologists, epidemiologists, statisticians, politicians and members of the public share a language of information about the coronavirus, ranging from social distancing, self-isolation and lockdown to covidiot, covexit and Barnard Castle. But whose knowledge and expertise counts?
This question has a long and complex history that encompasses the meanings of âtruthâ as well as the evolution of the scientific method. The term âexpertâ comes from the mid-19th century, with its focus on objective truth, and the rise of the professions, especially as a white, male, scientific enterprise (and in co