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Wendy Elford
A professional colleague of mine spends one month of every year with her partner in a part of Australia known as the Kimberley. It is a very remote part of the north west section of Australia. They set up a camp along a track somewhere with all the gear they need and just spend time […]
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Wendy Elford
One of the things I love to play with is perspective. I see Cognitive Edge has at least a few artists within its ranks – thanks Mark Spivey for your great post considering works of art. I grew up with my mum’s pictures in conte or charcoal and paper of different grades taped up all […]
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Wendy Elford
My 13 year and soon to be 15 year old daughters have completely different personalities, but as they grow up I can clearly see bad habits that they have ‘caught’ unwittingly from their parents and no doubt these will travel on through the next generations. It’s scary because while I see myself turning into my […]
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Wendy Elford
The best blogs I’ve read have a good dose of reality as we connect bits in our lives up with other bits…. profession, community, family and friends. We lead a fairly messy existence in our household and this often blends bits from each of life’s zones. The bits often connect up without any formal help […]
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Wendy Elford
We’re all human so finding any little advantage that helps us to get an edge is worth a shot. I do experiment a little bit with different software to help keep track of interesting ideas I find. The ways I track things of interest varies and therein lies the opportunity – to make the most […]
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Wendy Elford
Struggling with writing is an occupational hazard for some people and more so if the writer cares about the reader. Sometimes in my consultancy role I just blitz a report knowing that with more effort I could make it all the more elegant, but finding the energy to finesse every last word is hard work. […]
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Wendy Elford
Sometimes a number of factors such as postgraduate study and a shift in career focus conspire to make you mixing in different circles. Seeing people work in different contexts or shifting between them or attempting to make a team work with people from very different professional backgrounds can give some interesting insights. A number of […]
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Wendy Elford
Multidisciplinary work should almost be the natural order of things for some disciplines, though reading some of the literature there is significant progress still to be made. A couple of the areas which stand out as actively working on this approach are health and the natural sciences. I found a link to post which refers […]
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Wendy Elford
Celebrating a significant birthday in the last few weeks fits with having a bit of a rethink of what is on my list of must do’s for the next few decades. Programming a good, solid midlife crisis now seems to be a great idea and further postgraduate study has ticked all the boxes to that […]
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