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Category Archives: Cognitive Mental Processes
Eat an Elephant one Bite at a Time
I frequently find myself procrastinating things that I that I need to get done! Recently I read with great anticipation “Eat That Frog! 21 Great Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Get More Done is Less Time” by Brian Tracy. Slice … Continue reading
Great Resource and Quick Reminder
Even though Jenny has been a receptionist in doctor offices before, she is realizing quickly that things are done differently at her new job. She is not sure of the procedure used for checking in patients, the scheduling system is … Continue reading
QR Codes Help Avoid Dangerous Situations
Stephanie is employed at Clark’s Regional Hospital as head of the human resource department. She met earlier in the day with Jim, the department head for housekeeping. Jim explained to her an incident that occurred yesterday with John, one of … Continue reading
Small Medium or Large
Should We Choose Small, Medium or Large? How many of us have gone to a fast food restaurant and been asked if we want to super-size our menu choice? Because we know how much we can eat now and if … Continue reading
Just Enough
A key to learning in the moment is to access only as much information as needed. Extra content only gets in the way. As learners become more independent and seek after knowledge they can use at the moment of need, … Continue reading
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