Sean Casey, Senior Project Manager at Colleague Consulting, is part of my new wave of friends whom I have never met ftf. Back 2 different, right?
Like me, he's fired up about discovery and possibility. He promotes better as a vision that accepts risk and pushes forward. When we talk about where learning can go, his conversation is always generative—not just how we react to the “new different,” but how to enshrine the learning opportunities we create.
And that gives him what Ben Zander calls “shining eyes.” Even virtually.
Sean Casey, Senior Project Manager at Colleague Consulting, is part of my new wave of friends whom I have never met ftf. Back 2 different, right?
Like me, he's fired up about discovery and possibility. He promotes better as a vision that accepts risk and pushes forward. When we talk about where learning can go, his conversation is always generative—not just how we react to the “new different,” but how to enshrine the learning opportunities we create.
And that gives him what Ben Zander calls “shining eyes.” Even virtually.