Referencing two Make Your Brain Work podcast episodes, Amy Brann explores why overthinking thrives when self-reflection becomes judgement. Learn how to spot rumination loops, use body-based awareness, ...

The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook. This week: Young people ...

Joanne Werker discusses how the manager’s job keeps expanding, and why businesses need to stop treating recognition as ...

L&D teams may be fluent in many AI tools, but true readiness requires more than adoption. Kristin Delgado explains why measuring human factors such as learning agility, critical thinking and reliance ...

The latest L&D news, reports, research and updates, personally compiled by TJ’s Editor, Jo Cook. This week: Concerns grow over AI’s impact on people’ cognition, new guidance tackles menopause support, ...

Ben Satchwell argues most capability framework rollouts fail in the first email by leading with what: structures, levels and process. People engage only once they understand why and what it changes ...

As AI becomes commonplace at work, employees need more than technical know-how. Gray Mytton explains why workers must question outputs, spot errors and apply human judgement, while developing critical ...

Kristin Delgado explains why measuring human factors such as learning agility, critical thinking and reliance on AI can help ...

Authentic leadership starts when people stop performing and begin leading as themselves. Claire Brumby argues that L&D must rethink how it develops leaders, creating safer spaces for real questions, ...

Wooden blocks on a seesaw showing human outweighing AI, symbolizing comparison between human capability and artificial intelligence in work and productivity Slow down, question the hype and reclaim a ...

As AI accelerates content production, Chris Van Wingerden stresses that L&D teams face a new bottleneck: managing the volume of learning content they can create. Drawing on dominKnow’s LCMS Report, he ...