Learning principles

Choose a principle and connect it to a situation at work. Record what you want to try and return to your learning step later.

Learning principles

From a learning principle to your own attempt

In Academy you choose a learning principle and note how you will try it in a concrete situation. Reading becomes a first step.

You write a personal application note on the principle for your situation.

Result: You know what you will try next.

Your note refers to the canonical learning principle it came from.

Result: You can later trace where the idea came from.

The note and the application are separate steps. You describe the result separately.

Result: A note does not count as a learning success on its own.

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TitlePrincipleWhere and how will you apply it?

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ONE PRINCIPLE. YOUR NEXT STEP.

The constraint determines impact. Context determines leverage. Timing determines priority.

Today I will identify where our customer handover gets stuck.

A prepared learning note. Record the actual application in Peak One afterwards.

THIS IS YOUR START.

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