Every now and then, life will throw us a curve ball and Murphy’s Law will show up in our world of training...
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Langevin Blog
‘travel’ Posts
How to Adapt in Training
July 30th, 2012 Linda Carole PierceAs Instructors, We Are What We Eat
January 4th, 2012 Jeff WelchIn this day and age, there is no shortage of medical studies which strongly suggest...
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Time 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...
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ROAD WARRIOR SURVIVAL TIPS
May 17th, 2010 Paul SitterTrainers fall into two broad categories – the homesteader and road warrior....
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“Good Morning! Selamat Pagi! & Adieu!”
March 11th, 2010 José RegoMore and more often, I am asked the same question in the classroom by clients...
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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...
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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!...
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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...
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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!...
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