I believe this question is extremely powerful because it makes us intentional and conscious as learners. In many ways this is the necessary follow-up question to the second in this series - What are my goals?

Why?

Because when we set goals by definition identifying gaps in our knowledge.

In my experience most goals require more than just time or other resources - they also require that we learn some things! So if you have been following this thread and (hopefully) answering these questions for yourself, go back to question 2 and start there in creating your learning list for 2008.

My list for 2008 includes:

• How to use and extend Web 2.0 tools for the benefit of our clients - current and future.
• How create and tell stories more effectively.
• Write to elicit more emotion from the reader.
• Implement ideas with greater speed.
• Ways to collaborate more effectively.

As with many of these questions, I haven’t shared my full list, but rather a sampling. If you are also interested in learning these things, or if you may be able to help me as a mentor, coach, or teacher, let me know - I am VERY open to learning these things in any way that I can!

As with all of these questions, I welcome your comments and answers.

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