Purpose of the Course
2 lectures 04:21
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Purpose of the Course
2 lectures 04:21
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Introduction
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
New Knowledge for Business - who we should listen to - probably not the 'experts'
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Course Outline
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
This lecture gives you an overview of the course
Section 2 - Turning Business on its Head
2 lectures 33:32
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Section 2 - Turning Business on its Head
2 lectures 33:32
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head - Less is More and SLOW is the new Fast
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
This LIVE LECTURE outlines why we need to turn some of our thinking about Business 'on its head'
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Turning Business on its Head (continued) - Less is More ..
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Part 2 of the lecture delivered at the HIVE in Worcester. At the end of this session together with reading the lecture handout, students will be able to see the usefulness of models of the brain to help understanding, describe a four quadrant model of knowledge, a Cash Flow Quadrant model for Soloprenuers, and how a simple mid map summarises a talk.
Section 3 - The New Knowledge for Business Success
4 lectures 36:57
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
Section 3 - The New Knowledge for Business Success
4 lectures 36:57
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
Quick Browse through the slides to accompany The New Knowledge Lectures
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 1)
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
A live presentation on stage at Sandwell College to a group of Business Owners, Solopreneurs, SME employees and Academics
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
The New Knowledge (Live Talk Part 2)
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
Part 2 of the talk at Sandwell College
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
ACTIVITY: Identify examples of your knowledge from each of the four domains
Section 4 - Why is Mind Mapping an Important New Skill?
3 lectures 34:11
Mind Mapping for Effective Business (Part 1) Webinar Recording
The first half of this teleseminar run in conjunction with Bradley & Associates (Accountancy Firm)
In this lecture (and the next one) Learn how Mind Mapping can be used to:
- (1) Plan or Prepare – in LESS TIME
- (2) Mentally rehearse /‘play around with’ new ideas and concepts
- (3) Make it easier to absorb and understand new or complex information
- (4) Grasp a new topic quickly
- (5) Deliver an important talk or presentation
- (6) Help you recall critical information
Mind Mapping for Effective Business (Part 2) Webinar Recording
The second half of this teleseminar run in conjunction with Bradley & Associates (Accountancy Firm)
In this lecture
Learn how Mind Mapping can be used to:
- (1) Plan or Prepare – in LESS TIME
- (2) Mentally rehearse /‘play around with’ new ideas and concepts
- (3) Make it easier to absorb and understand new or complex information
- (4) Grasp a new topic quickly
- (5) Deliver an important talk or presentation
- (6) Help you recall critical information
Mind Mapping or Spaghetti Diagrams? (One is effective one isn't)
This lecture shows some of the major differences between an effective mind map and something I call a "Spaghetti Diagram". YOU CAN WHISK THROUGH THIS LECTURE watching it at x1.5 normal speed.
(This lecture also appears in a few of my other courses)
Section 4 - Why is Mind Mapping an Important New Skill?.
3 lectures 34:11
Mind Mapping for Effective Business (Part 1) Webinar Recording
The first half of this teleseminar run in conjunction with Bradley & Associates (Accountancy Firm)
In this lecture (and the next one) Learn how Mind Mapping can be used to:
- (1) Plan or Prepare – in LESS TIME
- (2) Mentally rehearse /‘play around with’ new ideas and concepts
- (3) Make it easier to absorb and understand new or complex information
- (4) Grasp a new topic quickly
- (5) Deliver an important talk or presentation
- (6) Help you recall critical information
Mind Mapping for Effective Business (Part 2) Webinar Recording
The second half of this teleseminar run in conjunction with Bradley & Associates (Accountancy Firm)
In this lecture
Learn how Mind Mapping can be used to:
- (1) Plan or Prepare – in LESS TIME
- (2) Mentally rehearse /‘play around with’ new ideas and concepts
- (3) Make it easier to absorb and understand new or complex information
- (4) Grasp a new topic quickly
- (5) Deliver an important talk or presentation
- (6) Help you recall critical information
Mind Mapping or Spaghetti Diagrams? (One is effective one isn't)
This lecture shows some of the major differences between an effective mind map and something I call a "Spaghetti Diagram". YOU CAN WHISK THROUGH THIS LECTURE watching it at x1.5 normal speed cientific knowledge) is flawed or misleading because the statistical methods used were inappropriate to the studies or the assumptions upon which the research is based are not valid. Often scientists take 'associations' as being 'causal' with the flimsiest of understanding.
Fall of the Expert (Part 2)
This second part of the workshop focuses on knowledge, where knowledge comes from and how much of our knowledge (including scientific knowledge) is flawed or misleading because the statistical methods used were inappropriate to the studies or the assumptions upon which the research is based are not valid. Often scientists take 'associations' as being 'causal' with the flimsiest of understanding.
This second part of the workshop focuses on knowledge, where knowledge comes from and how much of our knowledge (including scientific knowledge) is flawed or misleading because the statistical methods used were inappropriate to the studies or the assumptions upon which the research is based are not valid. Often scientists take 'associations' as being 'causal' with the flimsiest of understanding.
This second part of the workshop focuses on knowledge, where knowledge comes from and how much of our knowledge (including scientific knowledge) is flawed or...