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The Developmental Psychology of Organizations

January 17, 2019June 12, 2019 Cameron D. Norman 1127 ViewsAnders Ericsson, deliberative practice, developmental evaluation, learning, organizational change, personality, skill

Every living thing has a journey that starts somewhere and ends eventually. Our ability to see this, understand it, and

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education & learning 

The Myth of Fast-tracking Learning

August 7, 2014August 7, 2014 Cameron D. Norman 1134 ViewsAnders Ericsson, education, expertise, leadership, learning, MOOC, Timothy Ferris

In a quest for getting more, faster we pursue strategies that aim to compress and challenge the physics of time. Education

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innovation 

Acting on Failure or Failure to Act?

April 8, 2014 Cameron D. Norman 1130 ViewsAcumen Fund, adaptive strategy, Amazon, Anders Ericsson, Apple, Ashoka, Cognitive Edge, complexity, developmental evaluation, evaluation, failure, Harvard Business Review, innovation, learning, Malcolm Gladwell, mindfulness, organizational change, organizational learning, social innovation, strategy

Who would have thought that failure would be held up as something to be desired just a few years ago?

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Living Our Future Selves Today With Foresight
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Living Our Future Selves Today With Foresight

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Strategic Foresight can do more than help us to see what might come, it can help us to live better

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The Design of Well-Being in Practice

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