Sashe Kanapathi

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Sashe is certain that his 18-year career in IT was about leadership and not technology. He is currently the head of Leaderonomics Digital and ponders the use of technology in his free time.

Leadership 52: A Lifetime’s Worth Of Leadership Skills In 52 Weeks

By SASHE KANAPATHI. Deconstructing leadership as a competency, delivering it to you in a practical and systematic way.

09-08-2020

Clever or Tender? Four Types of Active Listening

By SASHE KANAPATHI The speaker is often given a lot of attention and focus when it comes to the act of communicating. But as we all know, the listener has an important part to play as well. Although active listening is well discussed and understood, I want to share some different perspectives on this.

01-05-2020

The Many Facets Of The Immortal Games We Play

By SASHE KANAPATHI. The Immortal Game is a continuous game of learning, unlearning, and relearning. Doing it in the most efficient and effective way will continue to drive us here at Leaderonomics.

26-11-2018

Intentional Learning: Part 2

By SASHE KANAPATHI. It’s important to realise that your organisation is unique and that your learners are unique, and your needs are unique. Once we get to that level of custom interventions, learning can be a very powerful strategic weapon.

25-09-2018

Understanding Intentional Learning

By SASHE KANAPATHI. As you can imagine, the probability of effective learning when it's incidental is very low. How can we make learning more intentional and not so incidental? For us to know about intentional learning, we need to first understand when we need to learn.

10-07-2018

How You Can Learn And Unlearn Best Practices Effectively

By SASHE KANAPATHI. Practice forms habits, but habits that have brought us success in one environment don't necessarily work in another environment. This is where learning needs to bridge the gap, and focus on the transition between environments.

02-07-2018

Dope Your Learning: The Science Behind Getting Your Brain To Enjoy Work

By SASHE KANAPATHI. Games and simulations can stimulate your brains which in turn, helps your mind absorb and retain information for a longer period.

08-06-2018