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Past Newsletters
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The Beginner’s Mind
Being able to put yourself back into the mind of a beginner, to see it again from their perspective, is a critical skill. Here's to never losing our learner's mindset.
New Tricks for Old Dogs
Are you resisting change because it is a mistake, or because you feel uncomfortable with a new approach? The difference is important.
