When I began the AI Specialist programme, I did not fully realise how winding the journey would be. It felt like ascending a mountain through one winding path after another. Just when I thought I had found my footing, another technical challenge would appear. There were unfamiliar tools to navigate, unexpected curveballs to overcome andContinue reading “At the Summit: Discerning God’s Direction for NOÛS and Noesis 🌄”
Category Archives: Agile
From the New KI Syllabus to Nous: But Can I Defend What I Believe?
A few weeks ago, I wrote about the refreshed Knowledge and Inquiry (KI) syllabus and why I think philosophy needs to keep evolving. You can read my original post here: “Why Philosophy Needs to Keep Evolving: Reflections on the New Knowledge and Inquiry Syllabus”https://jeroybrighterfuture.school.blog/2026/07/22/why-philosophy-needs-to-keep-evolving-reflections-on-the-new-knowledge-and-inquiry-syllabus/ Reading about the changes to the syllabus got me thinking aboutContinue reading “From the New KI Syllabus to Nous: But Can I Defend What I Believe?”
Applying Agile Principles to My New Assignment
Starting my new assignment, I decided to approach it as a project rather than simply another piece of coursework. Instead of jumping straight into the tasks, I wanted to apply Agile project management principles to help me stay organized while remaining flexible enough to deal with uncertainty. The first step was defining the project’s scope.Continue reading “Applying Agile Principles to My New Assignment”
Soaring to Success: Lessons from the Eagle’s Flight, Part 2
Welcome back to our exploration of the remarkable lessons we can learn from the majestic eagle’s flight and how they apply to our professional lives. In this second installment, we delve deeper into the principles that guide us towards success and fulfillment. Strategic Vision: Eagles possess keen eyesight, enabling them to spot opportunities from greatContinue reading “Soaring to Success: Lessons from the Eagle’s Flight, Part 2”
Illustration of a profound aspect of Leadership and Guidance
Then it came to pass, when Pharaoh had let the people go, that God did not lead them by way of the land of the Philistines, although that was near; for God said, ‘Lest perhaps the people change their minds when they see war, and return to Egypt.’” This passage from Exodus 13:17 illustrates aContinue reading “Illustration of a profound aspect of Leadership and Guidance”
Lifelong learning goals achieved for my birthday month
I embarked on a marathon learning quest a year ago around my birthday month as I felt a thirst for learning new things after I left my humanities education having graduated a decade ago. I am glad that learning went well as the best birthday present to open this year is finishing well at allContinue reading “Lifelong learning goals achieved for my birthday month”
Three reasons why an agile mindset is important in the VUCA world?
In my previous blog post, I shared my understanding of the webinar on how to go from a poor to agile mindset. I have summarized the few reasons why the agile mindset is important for leaders. The problem lies in frame of mind and there needs to be a transformation of thoughts, emotions and action. Continue reading “Three reasons why an agile mindset is important in the VUCA world?”
Improve your life by going from poor to agile mindset in the VUCA world
I managed to get a badge for attending an agile mindset webinar by Chuen Chuen. Many times I have wondered what is agile and how does it improve the lives of people around the world? This time, I am glad that I can attend a webinar from a highly experience coach with real world experienceContinue reading “Improve your life by going from poor to agile mindset in the VUCA world”
