Reflection, leadership and creating more powerful learning experiences - with Paul Matthews, L&D speaker, author and founder of People Alchemy

Text us to share your thoughts We sat down with Paul Matthews to explore the current state of learning and where the role of reflection lies in creating more powerful experiences. In Paul's view, modern training experiences rely heavily on teaching content in a compressed time period without creating space for reflection. A provocative viewpoint perhaps? Join us to listen to the full episode, here's a summary of our key talking points:Power of reflection within learning. We talk about the NHS method of "see one, do one, teach one" How social media/mobile phone usage inhibits reflection as a practice and why the art of asking yourself constructive questions.The state of reflective practices within L&D, how to create the space for it in the workplace. The role of leaders in creating space for learning programmes by "showing the way forward" and the steps you need to take to create a successful learning journeyGuest bioPaul Matthews is one of the leading Learning & Development experts, with three best-selling books to his name. An accomplished keynote speaker, he speaks around the world on a diverse range of topics. He brings L&D to life with stories from his extensive travels that fascinate and inspire. He is known for reducing complex theory down to practical tools and sharing them in a way that everyone can use to get better results. As well as being a sought-after speaker, Paul provides consultancy services, training workshops and webinars for blue-chip clients in the UK and beyond.To learn more about Paul and her work visit, connect with him on LinkedIn. And visit his blog to read more about his 5 levels of reflection Visit our website www.humble.associatesOr check out our LinkedIn page to learn more about Humble Associates This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit leadingwithagility.substack.com