Learn from your networks; they're invaluable.
Stop siloing your networks; their insights could benefit everyone. Seek knowledge, make sense, and apply it. Then, share your insights.
Make the world a better place by learning.
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Stop siloing your networks; their insights could benefit everyone. Seek knowledge, make sense, and apply it. Then, share your insights.
Make the world a better place by learning.
🧵 Prefer tweets? See my essay in the thread.
Your networks are valuable. In the Information Age, when
and from whom you learn matters. You have an advantage when you know how to find answers to complex problems.
and from whom you learn matters. You have an advantage when you know how to find answers to complex problems.
If you’re wise, you seek to combine and share wisdom from your blanket of networks. Seeking knowledge, making sense and applying it are crucial to make it in this new world.
Enter the Network Learning Model by @hjarche.
Enter the Network Learning Model by @hjarche.
As the world is becoming more complex so are the challenges we face. But, living in an interconnected world enables us to find more solutions. By combining the thinking power we get from social networks, communities of practice and (work) teams, we become more effective learners.
Social networks are great for loose connections that increase our awareness of a diversity of opinions and ideas. Keeping our challenges in mind, we can find solutions serendipitously.
Abstract ideas rarely fit specific challenges. To make sense of new knowledge, it pays to discuss them with others in similar positions. Carry these insights into your life and work.
In your work team or family, apply distilled ideas. As feedback rolls in, you kick back the insights to your communities and social networks. Now everyone benefits and keeps learning.
Apply the Network Learning Model to thrive in life.
Apply the Network Learning Model to thrive in life.
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