Quick Lesson on Reliability

December 20th, 2002 by Hal

I have another writing project that readers may be interested in. John Satta and I are writing a weblog CoachBlog™. John was invited by Thomas Leonard, founder of Coachville, to explore the role of blogging for coaches. John also has his own weblog Yellow Sticky.

This week I set out to show syndicated learning to the coaching community by writing a five-day tutorial on reliable promising. While it is not very ambitious, the series shows most of the elements of syndicated learning. (I'll comment more on that at the end of the series.) Do the reliable promising tutorial for a boost in reliability on your project. Or, invite others to do so!

In the coming weeks John and I will explore how one can coach through blogging. Should be fun. Stop by and subscribe. Please leave a comment if you do the exercises.

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