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Here’s where the magic of saying an Enlightened No comes into play. I sent them an e-mail that explained why I was turning them down. In part it said, “I’ve been really benefiting in recent years from focusing on activities that are in what I call my Zone of Genius. These are things that I’m uniquely suited to do, and which serve my highest purposes for my life. While I like the people I’ve met from your company, and while I think the devices are useful, I’m going to turn down your generous offer because it doesn’t fit in the sweet spot of my Zone of Genius.”
The Big Leap
Gay Hendricks PhD
No, Leonard assured me. These kids are on to something. In fact, I’d soon learn that this terrible comedy was the root of a smartcut that had transformed businesses across the globe, as well as the careers of many a budding entertainer.
The emergence of social media has given individuals and teams the tools to support their own learning and performance needs much more easily and powerfully themselves. It is now L&D’s job to support this and the new ways that people are learning.
Informal Learning at Work
Paul Matthews
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