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šŸ¤” What have you learnt today that will help you move forward and be even more effective?



šŸŽÆ Here are 3 useful insights I picked up from todayā€™s World of learning event in Olympia.


1ļøāƒ£ Creating High Impact digital learning šŸ§ Ā 

- Use a ā€˜design thinkingā€™ approach.Ā 

- Really focus on the problem and root causes an organisation and end users experience.Ā 

- Then you can get into the design and roll-out of the learning programme and measuring the impact.


šŸ‘Thanks Ross Garner for sharing Mind Tools approach


šŸ’Æ This resonates with me as I use design thinking in a number of the tailored training programmes I run for clients.



2ļøāƒ£ Effective leadership training šŸ‘¾Ā 


- Explore different simulation, gamification and AI techniques. Game mechanics focuses on immersive, emotionally engaging and impactful experiences.Ā 


- This approach can significantly increase the confidence and knowledge of your teams driving smart action.


šŸ‘Thank you Thomas Niven for sharing your insights from AttensiĀ 



šŸ’Æ Again Iā€™m always curious abos and breakouts in the training I run to optimise the impact and experience.



3ļøāƒ£ Think like a magician šŸŖ„

- use the power of magic and accessing its secrets is a powerful way of developing teams.Ā 

- It can help build creativity, improve problem solving skills, enhance resilience and allow you to think better on your feet.


šŸ‘ Thank you Fergus Flanagan & Neb Maciver - really enjoyed your presentation.


šŸ’Æ I love this because it provides a completely different perspective on people development - maybe there will be a few magic tricks in some of my future programmes.Ā 



Adam Lacey letā€™s follow up on our chat - great to see Assemble You doing so well. šŸ‘Ā 



šŸ’” If you are looking for a tailored leadership and team development programme or executive coaching in your business please message me and book a call to discuss whatā€™s best for your business.



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