Emotional Intelligence is Sexy!

Posted by on May 18, 2009 in emotional intelligence | 0 comments

Recent research has shown that women with higher levels of emotional intelligence tend to enjoy better sex.  I’m only bringing this to your attention because I teach Emotional Intelligence.  And I must admit I thought it would make a grabbing title! While you’re here, it seems an opportune moment to remind you of my 2-day EI workshop on 27-28 May, Emotional Intelligence Goes to...

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Website Redesign

Posted by on May 15, 2009 in business, news and events, technology | 0 comments

Fear not, Sensei Learning and Performance is still here!  We are currently undergoing a non-surgical facelift, with some keyhole surgery thrown in.  Paul from WebDistortion provided the keyhole surgery, the exterior you can blame on me.  Having done the circuit of other CMS out there for other blogs, WordPress is my tool of choice.  Well, you just can’t beat the plugins can...

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Book Worm or Computer Nerd?

Posted by on May 13, 2009 in education, technology | 0 comments

Are we ready to say bye to books was the provocative title of a BBC article last Friday on Kindle DX, an e-reading device nearly as big as an A4 sheet of paper.  After spending some time discussing how it will work and how much it will cost, the article never really gets round to answering its own question. Dawn did a better job in her blog this week of weighing up the pros and cons.  For her,...

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The Kindle is Reborn!

Posted by on May 11, 2009 in learning, technology, writing | 0 comments

Goldsmith Johannes Gutenberg developed the first printing press in Western Europe (circa 1440).  The technology was based on screw-presses that were already being used to press cloth and grapes.  The genius of the Far East had already beaten him to it though, inventing woodblock printing and moveable type (after which a modern weblog management tool is named).  Later developments saw the...

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