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The 2026 Imperative: Equip Your Managers with the Human Skills to Lead Career Growth
If 2025 was the year of AI integration, 2026 will be the year of human reintegration. As organizations continue to automate, consolidate, and restructure, the one question that keeps surfacing across Learning and Development conversations is: “How do we make sure our people still feel like they’re growing?” The answer isn’t in another technology investment. ...
ELearning Trends to Keep Your Eye on in 2025
The workplace is evolving faster than ever, and employee training needs to keep pace. eLearning has proven to be a powerful tool for delivering quick, focused learning that fits seamlessly into busy workdays. But what’s next? As we move into 2025, fresh innovations and tailored approaches are set to make eLearning smarter, more engaging, and ...
Drop the Brag List. What Will You Accomplish Tomorrow?
Achievement pressure starts young. By the time they hit high school, many kids today are overloaded with AP classes, injured or in physical therapy with non-stop athletic activities, and all the while pressured to pad out their community service resume so they can look better on college applications. The pressure is relentless. Episodes of depression ...
When Are You at Your Best?
What are you thinking about when you are thinking about the things you have to do? What are you thinking about when you are thinking about obligation? Now, what are you thinking about when you are thinking about the things you get to do? What are you thinking about when you are thinking about opportunity? ...
Don’t Let Someone Else Define Who You Are
Right now, over 2 million high school seniors all around the United States are applying to college. And many of those apply early, to receive an early response, and to possibly increase the odds of getting in to their dream school. Those who applied for Early Decision or Early Action, are hearing the news right ...
Who Are You Designing Your Learning For?
Remember the swings on your playground from childhood? Remember how they’re built? There’s a wooden or hard rubber seat and two long chains hanging from a metal bar. That design inherently either invites someone to run to it and play, or not. The swing requires people with two arms and legs, a certain degree of ...
