Practice
Why Small Challenges Make Practice Easier to Repeat
Small challenges make practice easier to repeat by keeping familiar skills in reach while adding one manageable demand…
The collection
All writing
Explore writing on how talent is discovered, developed and shared, from the first spark of interest to the conditions that make meaningful contribution possible.
Learning
Learning Alone or Alongside a Peer?
Learning alone or alongside a peer can shape how you practice and get feedback. Choose a format that fits your next…
Discovery
How People Showed Their Skills Before Portfolios
See how people showed skills before portfolios through objects, demonstrations, performances, and recommendations—and…
Collaboration
The Myth of the Naturally Gifted Team
The naturally gifted team is a tempting myth. Clear roles and communication help talented people coordinate, share…
Opportunity
A First Showcase That Leaves Space for Questions
Plan a first creative showcase around a clear purpose, an easy-to-follow display and unhurried conversation so…
Our point of view
Talent needs room, not labels.
A single result cannot describe a person's abilities. We look at the practice, circumstances and chances that help strengths become visible.