Collaborative Learning: What I Learned from This Wisdom

Emerson once said: The years teach much which the days never knew. In my career, I’ve had the good fortune of being exposed to many smart people. It never ceases to amaze me how just a few moments of discussion, or sitting and listening to well-thought-out debates, can open your mind to ideas you can’t believe you didn’t think of on your own. The wisdom of collaborative learning and collaborating with others is significant, isn’t it?

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Collaborative learning

I have always found the wisdom of others to be something of a gift: free of charge, limitless of value. Limitless of value because these pearls of wisdom can be connected to some of your ideas to produce something greater than what you might have created on your own.

Before we continue, let me ask you a question. What works best for building collaboration in your business? We would love to hear what it was. Would you do us a favor and post it in the comments section below? Be the one who starts a conversation.

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In thinking about exploring, imagining, learning, and collaborating with others, the following thoughts crossed my mind: