VALUED NOTES: Alize Garcia, Social Community Impact Manager at Nike, joined Transformation Coach, Alechia Reese for the conversation, “Your Gift Makes Room.” The principle, “to whom much is given, much is required” has guided the journey Alize chose as a life path to ensure ‘equality for all and access for all.’ Do the work to figure out who you are and keep your eyes on your own paper. Don’t get so busy running someone else’s race that you miss the milestones of your own. This episode guided us in the honoring of each of our gifts.    VALUED QUOTES: “It’s not just about what you want, it’s the feeling behind what you say you want. Think through what you say you want, and be willing to discover the real reason behind what you truly say you want.”&nbsp; &nbsp; “Wherever you are you’re supposed to reach back and give back.” &nbsp; “When you’re looking at someone else’s life you take away from what truly is for you.” &nbsp; “Do the work to figure out who you are and keep your eyes on your own paper. Don’t get so busy running someone else’s race that you miss the milestones of your own.” &nbsp; “Don’t hold yourself to who you said you’d be if and when things changed.” &nbsp; “We don’t take the time to dream, we just replicate.” &nbsp; “If you are doing what you know you were put on this earth to do, then you can truly honor your rest stops.” &nbsp; “We look at the title and will say those are the people who deserve the rest and the truth is no matter where you are in life, you deserve to stop and to rest.”&nbsp; &nbsp; “If it’s true to you, then be the best at that.” &nbsp; “We’re not all starting at the same place, how do we meet people where they are to be able to give them access to be able to be their best selves?”   VALUED GUESTS: Alize V. Garcia LinkedIn: &nbsp; Instagram: &nbsp; Twitter: &nbsp;   Join our FREE Community: Got Value Nation: &nbsp;   Get Social with Your Host: Alechia Reese LinkedIn: &nbsp; Instagram: &nbsp; Twitter: &nbsp; Facebook:

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In this podcast John Baker, former Development and HR Operations Director, Legal & General, Charles Elvin, Director, Centre of Professional Learning and Development, The Open University. Clive Hutchinson, Company Leader, Cougar Automation and John McGurk, Learning and Talent Adviser, CIPD discuss what impact social media is having on the world of work and how learning and development is becoming 'social'


Podcast 54: Learning and development in a socially networked age

Is learning and development mostly about science or is it more of a strategic business discipline? Three experts with differing perspectives discuss:  Dr Itiel Dror, Principal Consultant, Institute of Cognitive Neuroscience, Bill Parsons, VP for HR at ARM Holdings UK, and Vice President L & D at the CIPD and Martyn Sloman , L&TD academic, consultant and practitioner 

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James Micklethwait, Vice President of Kahoot! at Work, joins to discuss the need for interactive L&D, how to create customized learning opportunities, and the importance of employee engagement.

HR Work Break: Reinvigorate Your L&D Opportunities

Secret Agent Pippy

The first in a series of 'micro-pods' with Bianca Baumann where we focus on the connections between digital marketing and learning and development that should be leveraged and considered. 

Thanks for listening and hear more at: digitalfluencycoach.com/podcast

Episode 3 - Digital Marketing and L&D with Bianca Baumann

For anyone looking to integrate various coaching modalities there are questions of philosophy and questions of practice. In this interview with Rita Moss, Vice President of HR at OPIC, we learn how she has been able to put structures in place that have allowed for a strong coaching culture first to take root and eventually grow into an integral part of how the organization gets things done.

Nine To Thrive HR

Lessons in Programs that Support a Coaching Culture

Trying to create learning content from the ground up relies on a coordinated and collaborative effort. But more than that it requires a thoughtful strategy for engaging the learner. Listen as Dr. Greg Ketchum, frequent collaborator with HCI, describes his philosophy for making the most out of the expertise residing within your organization.

Delivering Learning with Authenticity

In this episode, we chat with Kim Newton about microlearning and how you can apply it within your organization.

Top 3 Takeaways:
- Why microlearning?
- Why time matters in microlearning?
- How to create microlearning tailored to your learning audience.

Episode 1 - Microlearning

Grant Ricketts and Ed Cohen discuss how learning and development companies can help corporations and schools during and after the current pandemic with Todd Hand. They discuss the missed opportunities for schools and corporations to utilize their L&D departments to ease into the transition of remote learning and working. Will L&D departments have a rebrand at the end of this crisis? Are the current issues with remote learning and working a technology issue or a people issue? The answers to these questions and more in Todd Hand's latest conversation. 

Grant wanted to add the following thoughts regarding the implications for 'Learning Service Suppliers' given the 'new normal' conditions we may face upon returning to work. "We might have skipped over this to some degree. But a key implication is that the 'selling targets' for Learning Suppliers may change or evolve. As L&D personnel get further enmeshed with Business Units (a topic we did cover), the Governance and Funding models for L&D may change as well. This suggests that the target buyers suppliers sell to may be different, or situated differently. And, this would require substantial agility in navigating the enterprise on the part of sales and business development teams for Learning Suppliers. "

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Hello, my name is pippy. 

welcome to my diary.

gud tra ks coming, august 27 2025

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ABOUT pippy (that's me, pippy):

enoff have asked who and what is pippy. pippy is pippy, i.e., a silly name with no meaning or basis. the idea of pippy was to create a baseless character for my music to live in, unbound by any sense of seriousness, coolness, likeability. the name and idea of pippy is to provide a 'wtf' response from whomever stumbles upon this page. i do not like creative boundaries, expectations, and preconceived notions. i think a lot of musicians get wrapped up in identity (crisis) and advertise their music with intent of being listened to, and become influenced by what is known to be likeable. i purposefully do not advertise, share, or promote my sounds to retain an honesty and rawness in what i produce. i write from whatever is on my mind, in my mind, at the moment. nearly all tracks are sloppily written in 1-3 hour bursts, and then thats it. 99% of my tracks are completely written from scratch, lots of midi work and many modulations to create a dynamic sound. i try to keep things unpredictable, to a fault.. i become bored very easily, and i enjoy this process i have nailed down. i leave it to the community and the listener to decide if my tracks are worth sharing. as you can see from the numbers, my page is quite lonely. i like it this way. but, if you enjoy what you hear, i leave my promotion in your hands. pippy enjoys creating for the sake of creating, out in the world of pippyland. i encapsulate current emotions in each track, so this is the closest thing i have to a diary. i can recall the mood, state, time, period of each piece, and it is an amazing way for me to recall my past. there is no social media maintained for pippy, no other source for these tracks. just shitty soundcloud, which is quite awful. i should invest more time in expanding to better platforms but i am a creature of habit. if you've read this far, then yer one of the few that is intrigued by the sounds and so i'll continue for u.

original concept for pippy:
pippy was orphaned due to mother passing during birth. the father was totally distraught by pippy's green colored skin, and what appeared to be red hair., as such, abandoned, pippy was sent to work in the ole' mill in the glorious 'Tube City'. pippy enjoyed his work, but one day while having tea in his shack, he heard a shriek. pippy investigated his neighbors box and was shocked to see a dead body. Tube City police arrived shortly after and attempted to arrest pippy. alas, he gave them the ole' pip-slip and made a shabby escape at the local marina. pippy sailed far away to an island where he met garp, a red faced dim-witted creature. pippy enjoyed the peaceful nature of his new life on the island, but eventually the wails came. pippy trapped on the island, was forced to turn himself in! the court hearing occurred immediately and all at once: pippy was to be sent to Penal Planet for execution. the ship took months to arrive at the block. as pippy exited and walked to the gallows, chains sweeping in the distance, he remembered th


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