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With just 20 hours of focused, deliberate practice, you can go from knowing absolutely nothing to performing noticeably well. That's the message from Josh Kaufman, author of The First 20 Hours. In the video above, he reveals the four steps to learning any new skill, fast.

There is something very important here! How could we take advantage of it, and create our own learning community? This has always been my vision of Diigo.

Emotional intelligence sets great leaders apart from the rest. Learn to recognize it in yourself and others with this 7 minute video slide deck.

This is a powerful video about learning!

Very cool video - What could we learn?

What "pre-assembly" activities could you take off-line from the Shanklin? Could you pre package the kit components into a larger "magazine" that would feed into the pockets?

If you want to continuously improve your skills you need to close the learning loop with feedback.  James Ottaway, a passionate software developer for ThoughtWorks, has a strong desire to continuously improve his skills.  In the following video he shares his personal continuous improvement process and experience

Very interesting stuff... lot's to learn here. How could Tweddle take a step?

This is a great talk, inspirational. My thoughts ran to our classes and what we can do with the presentations in the classes we hold.

While she may be speaking about speeches, I think her advice applies to our teaching org presentations as well. I am using her advice to re-craft my slides.

Echoes of Happiness Advantage

Powerful lessons.

Now this woman had something to complain about during the concentration camp days, but she does not dwell on it. Maybe this video should be added to the happiness advantage training? Very powerful words.

Mark- It was added to the Happiness Advantage last week. Great minds think alike.

Some good stuff in here. We've seen some of these before. What can we learn/do. The saw example reminded of what Mark & his team did in POD.

Powerful perspective

"We don't know what we want." "By embracing the diversity in human beings, we will find a surer path to true happiness."

The world could learn a lot from this man. I know that I have! Courtesy of Laura McGowan