The Joy of Action Learning

Cross blogged from:
http://eduriser.com/blog/2012/04/content-tlc/

Remember the last time process-related training was delivered to your employees?

Meticulous efforts were expended to incorporate essential elements for the program’s success. Yet when it came down to it, the training was met with varied, strange expressions; expressions that ranged from interest to apathy and struggle to confusion.

EduRiser Opines

As all freelance trainers will tell you most work comes through other people. Networking – both on and off line is crucial to the success of your training business. But before you rush headlong into attending every event you can get your hands on stop and think about why you are doing it and what you hope to gain from it.

The Trainers Training Company: Helping Freelance Trainers To Create Successful Businesses

When you work with colleagues or clients, be that in a corporate setting or on a more personal basis in terms of life coaching you need to fully understand what lies at the core of the desire for change for the individual.

What drives them to make a shift and change what they currently do and how will this impact them to move forward to a more rewarding end outcome.

Taking Risks in Coaching

If like me, you run your own training business then you’re probably finding that you are spending most of your time delivering workshops, courses and coaching sessions.  And then of course there is the preparation, the materials, the travelling backwards and forwards, the administration, the invoicing etc etc etc.  Phew!  It’s exhausting isn’t it and we are so busy that it doesn’t leave us much time for anything else.

How To Market Training - the leading edge resource for trainers’ business success

So tomorrow is the big day - it's TrainingZone Live time. So, I'd like to welcome back for one day only, last year's interim editor Martin Couzins for his thoughts on tomorrow's event. Take it away Martin...

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Editor's blog

 It was all going so well. In fact, as it turned out too well… All I needed to do was agree dates with the client for a series of workshops worth nearly £10k to us.

That should be the easy part? Right? Wrong! I delegated the job of agreeing dates to my chief organiser, Lisa.

The Joined Up Networker

Stillness.   In our busy turbulent world (and that is just in our mind!), to experience stillness is a gift.   As Elle Harrison (2011) offers, it allows us to see things as they are, provides space for creativity to emerge and through balancing its relationship with activi

Quintessenza questions and quirks

We know it’s now more important than ever to be flexible and agile, with plenty of resourcefulness and creativity to respond effectively to challenges and grab new opportunities. Why? Because things now change at a far greater speed and pace than ever before. Change is with us, it seems constant and, as we have seen in recent years, so are disappointment and difficult times. The ability to bounce back, re-assess and adapt is a top one.

Emma Sue Prince

I sat down in the breakfast room and waited for my full English order to be taken. I was on a reasonably tight time table and so was pleased to note two menu options. The express grill which promised to be delivered within 5 or the fresh cooked breakfast that would take 15 of my precious minutes.  Hmmm, I would definitely prefer the fresh cooked option, but this time speed was of the essence.  I still had to drive the short distance from the hotel to the clients premises and get the room set up for the day.  

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