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Getting enough exercise

Usodesita via Compfight This post is not about physical exercise. (Though I’m still feeling the effects of a recent return to that type of exercise.) This post is about mental exertion. I know I’m a junkie for learning, but on most days even I don’t feel like I’ve really exercised my brain. Sure, on any […]

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Over the holiday break I took some time to recharge myself.  Below are some of the topics I sampled. What did you do to recharge yourself during the holidays? Post a comment and I’ll send you a special participants link to more Engine For Change content. Books:  I traded up from my old Blackberry to

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Link Fuel

Jason Drury via Compfight Let’s fill up our tanks with some link fuel. As I listened to discussions of process variability and churn today, my mind flashed to Deming’s funnel problem.  Don’t adjust a process due to random variation.  You’ll make the scatter worse.  My Poking a Dirty Finger Into the Wound post relates.  

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October Link Fuel

I’ve been storing up a tank full of great finds.  Enjoy! Seth hits one out of the park again with the post, Denying Facts You Don’t Like. Here’s a great Cognitive Edge old blog post on safe-to-fail probes and here’s the link to an article library that will keep any learner busy for a while.

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4th of July Link Fuel

 Failing well enhances character development, according to CDR Scott Waddle, guest blogging at The Stupid Shall Be Punished (an outstanding submariner blog). Great leaders serve others, or so says David Marquet in a TedX talk. (Thanks to Gene Sedy for the link). Cartoons can energize you, especially those of Hugh McLeod, posted at his site, gapingvoid.com.

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Following TOCICO from afar

I didn’t have the opportunity to attend the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization (TOCICO) Conference in Chicago, but that won’t stop us from learning something from it.  Thanks to Jack Vinson for blogging about the conferences highlights yesterday in two posts.  I look forward to more posts and will post the links when they

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The below list of links are some of what I’ve been reading and pondering lately. What ideas have you been letting into your head to rattle around? Anything good going to come of the rattling? New Paradigms by Stephen Dale Changing the Status Quo by H. William Dettmer Systems Thinking and the Cynefin Framework by

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