Structured learning (aka Story learning - asking questions) is an amazing way to share with others different perspectives from the same event or point of time.

Simplified and not overly-complicated example of story learning:

An element of irony is in the background of this episode - Ken IS here (there is at least one random cough) with Ben and James and he is showing James how to STFU when Ben is dropping some serious wisdom. 

Ben Goodheart (Punk Rock Safety Podcast co-host, and Founder/Primary Consultant of Magpie Human Systems) shares a true GPS story of a pilot managing a challenge and how structured learning opened eyes to what actually happened.

[Because it came up, in case you are very curious and want to follow up on the "Stoics" and "Marcus Aurelius" click here (and you're kind of a nerd if you do this)... as a matter of fact, you're probably a nerd if you're actually reading this right now... however, no worries, nerds rule the world my friend!!!]

In the end of this episode, Ben reminds us that operationalizing curiosity is about learning how to ask questions better and certainty is the enemy of...

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Ken Madson and James Newman have been wanting to collaborate on a podcast for quite some time and what is here and what will follow are the results of that desire! They hope you like it. They certainly don't have it all figured out, yet, but  figured they would jump in before another month goes by, so here goes. 

The number one goal of this podcast is to be a beacon on the horizon and direct H&OP Practitioners to implement things that have worked. Does that seem too simple? We shall see!

This episode we grabbed some of Tony Muschara's precious time and he gave us some nuggets to consider around one of his favorite topics and ours, Critical Steps. If you manage them properly, it sure seems like a lot of other issues will take care of themselves, as well. 

Ken and James have a couple dozen people they would like to thank, starting with their families and the CHOL Superstars they frequently meet with to challenge, support, and improve ourselves. 

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