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As Instructors, We Are What We Eat
January 4th, 2012 Jeff WelchTime Zone Hopping: West to East
December 12th, 2011 Paul SitterA road warrior trainer can lead a hectic life with plenty of opportunity for jet lag ... | more
ROAD WARRIOR SURVIVAL TIPS
May 17th, 2010 Paul SitterTrainers fall into two broad categories – the homesteader and road warrior. ... | more
“Good Morning! Selamat Pagi! & Adieu!”
March 11th, 2010 José RegoMore and more often, I am asked the same question in the classroom by clients ... | more
Traveling Trainers – Striking a Balance
September 14th, 2009 Linda Carole PierceHave you ever been stranded at an airport on a Friday night due to endless delays? Have you ever awakened in a hotel room to discover ... | more
My Top Ten Travel Survival Tips for Trainers
June 18th, 2009 Lynne KoltookianFor the first time in my professional career, traveling is a required part of my job. At first I thought, “How tough can it be?” I travel quite a bit in my personal life for fun. Traveling is traveling, right? Wrong! ... | more
BURNOUT – Keeping the Flame Burning!
April 17th, 2009 José RegoInstructor (or designer) burnout is a possibility both during difficult economic periods as well as during times of financial stability. It is the equivalent of a tea candle that you light up and allow to burn until the wax turns liquid and ... | more
Tips from an International Trainer – ME!
April 9th, 2009 Ron ChambersI love to travel – anytime, anyplace, anywhere! And, I especially love the adventure of international travel! Truth is, when I first hear about an international training assignment, I am overwhelmed with joy! ... | more