E026_Enemies of Learning - how harmful are they to your Culture of Safety?

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In today's fast-paced world, learning and adapting quickly is crucial. However, numerous enemies of learning can hinder your growth and development. 

From cognitive biases that prevent you from seeing new perspectives to procrastination and distraction that waste valuable time, it's easy to fall into the trap of feeling stuck or overwhelmed. That's why it's essential to understand these obstacles and how to overcome them.

In this episode, we delve into the concept of enemies of learning and offer practical tips to help you create a positive learning environment that promotes growth and development.

We also explore the three components of Ontological Coaching - language, emotions, and the body - and how they contribute to effective learning. By becoming mindful of your words and their meaning, managing your emotions, and paying attention to your body posture and movement, you can enhance your learning abilities and achieve better results.

We'll also share stories of personal struggles and triumphs with learning and how they've shaped our understanding of these enemies of learning.

So whether you're an experienced professional looking to expand your knowledge or a new learner trying to navigate the world of adult education, this episode is for you.

Karin is trained as an Ontological Coach. 

Thanks for listening!

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This episode was produced under Safety Collaborations Limited and now continues as part of Karin Ovari Limited. While we are not currently releasing new episodes, the entire library remains active, and the topics covered are just as relevant today as when they were first recorded.

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