The Times of Talent
For people who develop others.
The Times of Talent is our online publication on leading and learning. It brings new stories, research and practical ideas for everyone whose work is helping other people grow.
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One subject: how people grow, and how to help them.
The Times of Talent is written for learning and development professionals, leaders, coaches and teachers. Its sections range from the latest research to great artists as teachers, from practical answers to books worth your time.
Making Others Great
The skill that matters most: helping the people around you grow.
Latest Science
The research, read for you, with what it means for your work.
The Art of Learning
What great artists teach us about leading and learning.
How Can I...?
Practical answers, fast.
Myths About Learning
Thought you knew? Think again.
The Bookshelf
Books worth your time.
Talent10
Our lists of ten: people and resources worth knowing.
What Others Say
Worth reading elsewhere.
A taste of the Times
All stories →Look. Doubt. Look Again.
What Cézanne can teach leaders about learning, developing talent, and seeing what everyone else has learned to overlook.
The Man Who Could Teach Stones to Draw
Camille Pissarro mentored a generation of painters. Here is what we can learn from him about developing people.
Who Made YOU Better?
Thoughts on one of the most important leadership skills.
Why Am I Talking? Five Habits of Real Listening
Silence, catching the last sentence, and ten minutes a day: five habits that help people say what they came to say.
Published by Autoris, edited with care.
The Times of Talent is the Autoris Leadership Institute's publication. Prof. Dr. Dr. Matthias Ehrhardt is its Editor-in-Chief, and its authors come from the Autoris team and our research fellows. We are always looking for good stories and ideas, and we read every reply.
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