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A great discussion of the "black box" nature of current AI technologies. The doctors are right to hesitate. 

Harvard Business Review

Adopting AI in Health Care Will Be Slow and Difficult

A few key obstacles and how to overcome them.
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An interesting discussion of Agile in the financial space and the challenges Navy Federal still faces as it continues its cultural transformation to accommodate customer expectations and technological changes.

Celerity

The Realist's Case for Pragmatic Transformation

Is a full-scale digital transformation really what you need? Join guest speakers Nigel Fenwick, VP and Principal Analyst at…
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Sometimes, you just have to take a "rebuilding year." Or two…or three…

YouTube

A Rebuilding Year - Navigating the Ups and Downs of Creative Careers…

Games teach us that it's okay to make mistakes, that we'll inevitably mess up in the game just like we mess up in real life. How…
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“Agile methods ask practitioners to think, and frankly, that‘s a hard sell.” - Andy Hunt

Medium

Agile Adoption Is Not Agility

Only 4% of Respondents to a Popular Survey Say that Agile Practices are Making Their Organizations More Adaptable. How Can We…
Posted by Wendy Wickham

Some of us just want to find our tribe.

Medium

On Loser Experience Design

Do you remember turntable.fm? The idea behind the product was simple and brilliant: you join a virtual “room” with friends and/or…
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I like wellness programs as much as the next person - but just because you have a wellness program doesn't mean that your workplace is healthy.

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“People like to solve problems. The trick is to give their brains something to chew on." - Barbara Sher

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The second conversation I am thrilled to hear getting a wider audience - Mental Health and the workplace. Between the World Economic Forum, the World Health Organization, and work starting to come out of the business schools - I'm heartened to hear the whispers of conversation around our current working conditions and how they impact mental health.

World Economic Forum

Here's why leaders need to care about mental health

How can today's leaders demonstrate the strength and wisdom needed to combat the challenges we face to our mental health? Here,…
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I've been spending a lot of time thinking about values, leadership, how values manifest (for good and ill), and how our individual values may change over time. I'm happy to see the World Economic Forum exploring this conversation.

linkedin.com

5 ways to step up and become a moral leader

Moral leadership requires value, inspiration and motivation.
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The study used "brain-training" games (Lumosity, specifically - and Lumosity funded the study). I would be curious to see a current exploration of how experienced adults leveraged previous mastery development for learning new things.

We talk about leveraging prior experience in adult learning. It's nice to see that conversation combined with brain mapping and actual performance.

SharpBrains

Can trained older brains outperform untrained younger ones at…

__________ Online brain games can extend in-game 'cognitive youth' into old age (Science News): "A University of California,…
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