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Learning steps

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 steps

Three learning steps from idea to experience

Instead of reading, noting and postponing: choose a principle, phrase an attempt, reflect on the result.

  1. Choose a principle

    Choose a learning principle that fits a situation you are dealing with right now.

  2. Describe the attempt

    Note how you will try the principle in that situation.

  3. Reflect on the result

    After the attempt, describe what your application produced.

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TRY IT. MAKE IT YOURS. TAKE IT WITH YOU.

Choose a real principle and describe how you will apply it today.

01

Make it yours.

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From principle to practical application

ONE PRINCIPLE. YOUR NEXT STEP.

The constraint principle

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

My application

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.

Continue with it in Peak One.

Your edited details are transferred to a new Peak One tab. Sign in there, review your draft and confirm the next step.

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Illustrative example

My learning step · The constraint principle

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