Hunting AI/ML, Cybersecurity, software dev, network eng, IT support / ops subject matter experts for a few big short term projects. If interested, lmk!

Check out GranuLearn(R) and our ansrAcademy(R) digital library! So proud of the team making all of this happen with one new release each week!!! www.businesswire.com/news/home/20...

youtube.com/shorts/Oko6l... What is the most interesting conversation you have had recently?

Too many companies are still treating training management as admin work when it could be a competitive edge. If you’re producing content or events around learning operations, automation in L&D, or EdTech innovation, I’d love to be part of the conversation. Connect with me!

Can you ensure quality in AI-enabled learning content? I'm looking to contribute to publications or platforms that are exploring the real implications of AI in learning: → How it changes instructional design → Where human expertise still matters most → And how governance models must evolve

📣 Looking to contribute! I’m seeking opportunities to write or speak for publications/podcasts that focus on the future of learning, edtech in an AI-enabled world, and strategic L&D innovation in corporate spaces.

The bigger the idea, the clearer the story must be. I’ve learned that the most important skill in innovation leadership is narrative building. What is your "story" that brings the power of the why into play?

In our rush to deliver and prove value, we sometimes forget that incubation is part of innovation. Some ideas need time to bake. What’s something you’re glad you didn’t rush to market? #PowerofthePause #Innovation

Disruption isn’t chaos. It’s strategy. We’re not interested in disruption for its own sake. We disrupt because the path we’re on no longer serves the future we want to build. What path in your industry needs to be disrupted with purpose?

AI isn’t replacing your job. It’s rewriting the job description. In L&D, AI will replace repetitive tasks and we have to see that as freedom. The future is in what you do once the BS is gone. So here is my challenge: What would you create if AI took care of the busywork?

At some point, innovation shifts from spark to system. Moving from raw ideas into a repeatable product development lifecycle is hard, necessary, and transformative work. What systems helped you move from reactive to proactive in innovation?

Innovation is sometimes about choosing what not to build. (those are tough conversations!). The temptation to chase shiny objects is strong but true innovation requires focus. What’s something you said no to recently that created more space for what matters?

Are we solving for knowledge, performance, or impact? And how do we measure success in a world where skills become obsolete faster than ever? What’s the role of L&D in a world of constant change? Are we keeping up—or redefining what learning means entirely?

Will learners own their journeys—or will organizations still define the path? What role should self-direction play, especially in corporate and professional environments?

What does the future of learning look like to you? Is it faster? More personalized? Driven by AI or grounded in human connection?

Want a high-performing team? Balance collaboration and healthy competition. Make space for shared wins and individual excellence Recognize both team success and personal contributions Encourage challenge without diminishing trust (respectful challenge)

We can get distracted by learning objectives and forget that, in the corporate world, we learn for the purpose of growth and performance.

Are you future skilling your team members or barely keeping up with today's skills? Do you have a plan? Need someone to bounce some ideas off of or get some new ideas started? Drop a note and I will do what I can to help.

Just a shout out for an amazing resource - Luma Institute's Luma Workplace is a great resource for anyone running design thinking workshops. They are owned by Mural, which is also an excellent tool on its own as well. Go check them out. Not sponsored - just my honest opinion sharing good resources!

Effort does not get results... but trial and error can lead to amazing inventions, trying can lead to identifying gaps, work ethic can make up for a lack of knowledge... How can you safely foster a culture of risk-taking?

a new favorite term - drip learning! Let's wake up and get a cup of learning today!

Just a reminder - not saying no does not mean don't have boundaries or stay safe. It means taking a second to decide "What if I said yes to this idea?".

How are you pushing the envelope on your own growth as a leader? Are you collaborating with new people? Reading new books? Being influenced by new tech?

What is your secure base? If you don't know, please go find it! It is worth the work to define it.

This may be a little controversial in today's climate... but when was the last time you intentionally went and looked for an opposing view? Leadership requires you to be open to new perspectives.

Years ago I tried the daily gratitude approach to see if it changed my mindset. It did. Now I am putting a new spin on this. Every day, jot down your wildest wake up ideas.

How many times have you heard (or said) "she needs leadership presence" when discussing young talent? Is this mostly due to our expectations of tonality? Do we think deeper voices have more leadership presence?

Is there anything that you are doing that you could do differently?

When does your leadership create psychological safety and when it is just an excuse to be toxic? When does it serve your team best to be the steadying influence? (think crisis management) And when is rocking the boat useful? (think innovation)

What is one thing you can do today that would break a pattern?

As a leader, how are you encouraging your people to step up? What is one tip you would give other leaders to help their people step up? Mine is - don't think it is understood - state it unequivocally. You own this. You run with it. You get to make the decisions on this topic.

Changing up my morning tips to show that change can be small things and still change your perspective.

Have you overlooked a space to find innovation or creativity?

How are you unlocking new talent resources within your organization?

Let us help you future proof your organization with new skills!

What are you avoiding? What is the first step you can take to stop avoiding it and get on with your life? Leadership matters. What you tolerate is a toxin that will bleed into other areas.

Let's change lives together!

What are you avoiding? Avoidance damages relationships. Hard conversations are hard for everyone involved but avoiding them just creates a larger current and future problem. Leaders lead in every interaction.

Morning reminder - knowledge changes lives. If you work in L&D, you are making a difference.

How can you ensure learning creates impact? One way is to ensure that you align with business objectives. What are other ways?

Feed forward is a technique you can use yourself "what is one thing I could change next time?" or you can use it with others. My boss recently said "next time, could you be more concise?" (paraphrased) and that is feedforward! Have you found feedforward to be more successful than feedback?

I have long hated learning objectives that call for understanding. However, understanding someone's perspective can really change conflict into collaboration! Anyone else have words that hit you wrong until you reframe them?

Do you use business storytelling in your learning sessions? What are ways you can do this? You can create narratives where your learners can be the hero. You can define stories to relate skills to. You can use storytelling techniques in facilitation. What else?

Does anyone else struggle with having a challenging conversation and making sure the other party feels supported rather than judged?

Is your learning creating impact?

Happy St. Patrick's Day! How are you ensuring your learners have effective content?

Are you supporting your employees' desire to learn?

Learning by doing or through application is the better option when possible.

What does learning in the flow of work look like in your organization? Share some ideas!

About to head into Spring Break! #MorningReminder #Tips