Write Your Own Feedback
April 27, 2014
It was the third day of his visit and the end of another productive day of silences, conversations, reading, writing and reflection. I had given the TA presentation in Amsterdam
It was the third day of his visit and the end of another productive day of silences, conversations, reading, writing and reflection. I had given the TA presentation in Amsterdam
I gave a talk at Amsterdam University’s Business School yesterday. Near the beginning I spoke of the importance of writing things down and the necessity of seeking feedback from others
I ended the first post of this series talking about having the curiosity of a child in a brand new playground. As I wrote that line I questioned whether the
I told him what I had written yesterday: that I didn’t want to show off. He interrupted me, saying, ‘You should show off. This is our celebration.‘ He explained that
The more familiar you are with your core self, the easier it is to identify and deal with how your direct environment affects you. But with everything going on around
When we forget the simplicity of it all, or we’re convinced there must be another way; when we are stuck, or frustrated by the lack of novelty, this is the
I attended a wedding last weekend. It was a wonderful occasion, as weddings so often are, and for two days afterwards I met and reflected on the whole event with
[For those of you looking for information about my book, please click here. What follows is the original blog post, from which the title of the book is taken.]
Why, with some people, does it seem as though there has been no self-reflection at all? How is it that they make it into their 50s and 60s with their