FOOD FOR THOUGHT

When is the last time that you attended a learning event - a workshop, course or conference? What concrete actions did you carry out when you returned to your workplace?

For many, the answer to the second question is none. All too often, people attend learning events and fail to take a few minutes at the end of each session or section of content to reflect on their learnings and plan for their application to the workplace. Doing so protects your investment of time, energy and money. By taking a few minutes to complete a Personal Learning Journal, you can turn those moments of inspiration into concrete actions that will improve your personal and professional effectiveness.

 

Janet Stewart-Lussier

Member of the Canadian Association of Professional Speakers

Dear Subscribers: Please accept my apologies. I accidentally neglected to "hide" the subscribers distribution list when sending out last month's issue. I sincerely hope that this error has not caused you any inconvenience.