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Training is critical to a number of professions. In fighting fires, proper training can make the difference between life or death. So how do firefighters prepare?

Check out this clip to learn more about training from Peter Cutrer, a 15 year...

I want to share something that I share with a lot of my coaching clients, whether they're sales people, or managers, or even business owners... and that is, how to practice.

It's actually something that I learned for myself when I had to overcome my...

Since the early 90’s, the idea of a learning organization that continuously improves is something many companies strive for, but often fail at. It has given way to a concept of data driven decisions- but unfortunately most companies don’t even...

We're already overloaded with technology. Just think about it- how many unused applications do you have on your cellphone?

With all of this technology at our fingertips, it's easy to get carried away. But why do companies continue to invest in new...

We are overloaded with tech. It's in every profession and market. Technology was supposed to make us more productive... but has it?

Learn what Matt Miller, a teacher that has infused technology and innovative teaching methods in his classes for more...

The results of things help us to determine if we're on the right track. However, focusing on the results alone doesn't paint the whole picture. 

Learn more about what Matt Miller, a teacher that has infused technology and innovative teaching methods...

In this clip, I ask teacher, blogger, and presenter, Matt Miller, how we can inspire the sales people or buyers who don't want to learn.

Learn what he has to say in this clip.

Have you heard about the cognitive load theory?

This theory states that the brain can only do so many things at once. Because of this, we need to be careful about how much we throw at people when we are trying to teach them in order to prevent them...

We've all been there. We've listened in to a presentation or lecture and thought, "Wow, I wish they would slow down!" Or worse... "Man, I wish they would pick up the pace!" To some, their "normal" pace is fast, while other people's "normal" is...

Textbooks are created solely to help students learn. But what happens when that just isn't working?