In a recent conversation with a friend about the content of a Webinar we had both listened in to I said its depth wasn't what I'd expected, yet we agreed that the information provided was well-structured, informative and helpful.
It struck me that the things we take for granted, especially the knowledge we assume exists in everyone listening, prevents the transfer we planned.
Mixing a well known end-of-the-week acronym gave me a title for this blog post. It's a good title if it encouraged you to read it, even if you thought I'd messed up, and took it for granted.
I write about things that interest, inspire, excite and sometimes annoy me to share my view and engage thinking. Cognitive dissonance, blind or blatant hypocrisy, and the myths of the system will often pop up. Commentary and questioning in a complex world; each identified piece of the puzzle illustrates how much more we have to learn.
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