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Just saw this article posted this morning on Marshall Goldsmith's blog and thought this community would enjoy it:
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Key Points:
- Not everyone responds to training the same way.
- There's a knowing-doing gap.
- You have to follow-up.
It certainly matches up with the 'actionable' philosophy of MT podcasts I've heard from 'How to Read a Book' to 'Taking Notes.'
The comment about the knowing/doing gap also reminded me of previous podcasts.
Phil