Comments for Sarah Heal http://sarah-heal.com Productivity, Performance, Planning Tue, 06 Mar 2012 06:01:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on TED 2012 Key Themes – Part Two by Jo Heal http://sarah-heal.com/ted-2012-key-themes-part-two/#comment-576 Jo Heal Tue, 06 Mar 2012 06:01:45 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/?p=189#comment-576 Interesting. I am hoping to purchase the TED 2012 DVDs. Interesting. I am hoping to purchase the TED 2012 DVDs.

]]> Comment on TED 2012 – The Key Themes first pass by ThriveCurve.com » Blog Archive » TED2012 - My Action & Ideas Canvas http://sarah-heal.com/ted-2012-the-key-themes-first-pass/#comment-571 ThriveCurve.com » Blog Archive » TED2012 - My Action & Ideas Canvas Mon, 05 Mar 2012 04:22:03 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/?p=180#comment-571 [...] For gals, being the perfect partner and mother, despite the complexity of modern life and work. See Sarah’s blog on [...] [...] For gals, being the perfect partner and mother, despite the complexity of modern life and work. See Sarah’s blog on [...]

]]> Comment on The Beautiful Aim by Sarah Heal http://sarah-heal.com/the-beautiful-aim/#comment-249 Sarah Heal Sun, 01 Jan 2012 20:14:26 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=55#comment-249 I'm curious too! I haven't heard what the outcome was. I’m curious too!
I haven’t heard what the outcome was.

]]> Comment on The Beautiful Aim by Jay Arnott http://sarah-heal.com/the-beautiful-aim/#comment-223 Jay Arnott Tue, 17 May 2011 16:13:56 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=55#comment-223 Hi, Does anyone know if Arton Belaci succeeded in his aim? Does anyone know where his Beautiful Aim website has gone? And if he didn't succeed, I'm wondering if the grand proclaimers of modelling are quaking in their boots? Hope he succeeded. Jay Hi,
Does anyone know if Arton Belaci succeeded in his aim?
Does anyone know where his Beautiful Aim website has gone?
And if he didn’t succeed, I’m wondering if the grand proclaimers of modelling are quaking in their boots?
Hope he succeeded.
Jay

]]> Comment on For and about my Dad by Sarah http://sarah-heal.com/for-and-about-my-dad/#comment-248 Sarah Wed, 08 Sep 2010 21:09:38 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=84#comment-248 Thanks Phil :) Thanks Phil :)

]]> Comment on Where are all the great graduates? by Sarah http://sarah-heal.com/where-are-all-the-great-graduates/#comment-247 Sarah Sun, 09 May 2010 02:56:29 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=83#comment-247 Hi Claire, Sorry, about the delay in responding. The new baby is quite a distraction! I was just doing some admin on my blog site and saw you'd made a comment. I've tried calling the School of Info Management but didn't have much luck. Thanks for the contacts you've given. I will get in touch with Alistair and Dan. Cheers Sarah Hi Claire,

Sorry, about the delay in responding. The new baby is quite a distraction!

I was just doing some admin on my blog site and saw you’d made a comment. I’ve tried calling the School of Info Management but didn’t have much luck. Thanks for the contacts you’ve given.
I will get in touch with Alistair and Dan.

Cheers
Sarah

]]> Comment on Why take drawing classes? by Sarah http://sarah-heal.com/why-take-drawing-classes/#comment-241 Sarah Sun, 09 May 2010 02:36:55 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=73#comment-241 Hi Rob, Many thanks for taking the time to comment - and sorry about the delayed response. New baby in the house! One of the interesting side benefits for me was doing some travel shortly afterwards and finding a new interest in visiting galleries and looking at exhibitions. I really feel like the week I spent has made it easier and more enjoyable for me to appreciate art. On the downside, I've struggled to keep drawing. What I'd like (and I know my teacher does it for her students in Melbourne) is a place where I can go and draw for an afternoon say once or twice a month. This, I think, would keep the fire burning for me. Anyway, I hope your workshop went well. You sound like a caring tutor so I'm sure it was all good :) Cheers Sarah Hi Rob,

Many thanks for taking the time to comment – and sorry about the delayed response. New baby in the house!

One of the interesting side benefits for me was doing some travel shortly afterwards and finding a new interest in visiting galleries and looking at exhibitions. I really feel like the week I spent has made it easier and more enjoyable for me to appreciate art.

On the downside, I’ve struggled to keep drawing. What I’d like (and I know my teacher does it for her students in Melbourne) is a place where I can go and draw for an afternoon say once or twice a month. This, I think, would keep the fire burning for me.

Anyway, I hope your workshop went well. You sound like a caring tutor so I’m sure it was all good :)

Cheers

Sarah

]]> Comment on Why take drawing classes? by Rob. Meadows UK http://sarah-heal.com/why-take-drawing-classes/#comment-240 Rob. Meadows UK Mon, 19 Apr 2010 16:43:35 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=73#comment-240 Hi - Enjoyed reading 'Why take a drawing class?' Being about to tutor another three-day drawing workshop for adults it was good to read of the typical challenges and experiences from a student. Drawing should be an escape from the daily life demands, something to become totally absorbed in and by and a door opener to seeing the world in a myriad of new ways, adding to the enjoyment of life and I picked up on this from what you wrote. When drawing it's useful to remember that what you omit is as important as what you include; I could go on but won't! If my students gain as much as Sarah then everyone will be delighted. Thanks for sharing your experience and keep on drawing :) Rob. Hi – Enjoyed reading ‘Why take a drawing class?’ Being about to tutor another three-day drawing workshop for adults it was good to read of the typical challenges and experiences from a student. Drawing should be an escape from the daily life demands, something to become totally absorbed in and by and a door opener to seeing the world in a myriad of new ways, adding to the enjoyment of life and I picked up on this from what you wrote. When drawing it’s useful to remember that what you omit is as important as what you include; I could go on but won’t! If my students gain as much as Sarah then everyone will be delighted. Thanks for sharing your experience and keep on drawing :) Rob.

]]> Comment on Where are all the great graduates? by Claire http://sarah-heal.com/where-are-all-the-great-graduates/#comment-246 Claire Wed, 09 Dec 2009 21:49:47 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=83#comment-246 Hi Sarah, did you send to Vic School of Info Management? They have a LIM students list they post jobs on. Alasitair Smith or Dan Dorner could be contacts. Cheers, Claire Hi Sarah, did you send to Vic School of Info Management? They have a LIM students list they post jobs on. Alasitair Smith or Dan Dorner could be contacts. Cheers, Claire

]]> Comment on Where are all the great graduates? by Sarah http://sarah-heal.com/where-are-all-the-great-graduates/#comment-245 Sarah Tue, 01 Dec 2009 20:06:29 +0000 http://sarah-heal.com/blog/?p=83#comment-245 Hi Pete, Yes, happy to share. See below. Your insights are useful. I would have thought we'd be swamped with liberal arts applicants. I will be contacting my old department today. I think our experience with you guys is one of the things that has made us think this is a starter. For us, three things have lined up: 1. The right raw material - enthusiastic, energetic and eager to learn 2. The right client - supportive, recognising a learning curve exists 3. The right mentor - experienced and good at helping new staff learn what is required of them. Advert below. Cheers Sarah Information Leadership has worked with over 100 different organisations in the past 5 years. Our work ranges from Knowledge Management Strategies to SharePoint design and implementation. This is a great opportunity to join a 'can do' organisation and build broad industry expertise. We offer: Flexible working Great assignments Strong support and mentoring The opportunity to start your career off the right way and then further development opportunities You will be working on our SharePoint implementations as a Floorwalker. The role involves supporting Senior Consultants and working 'on the ground' with users to help them understand and get value from new tools. To be successful you will need: A good first degree (A grade marks) - Arts or Information Systems preferred To be technology savvy An outstanding communicator - in both written and spoken English. To apply, please look at our website at www.informationleadership.com and then send us your CV and a covering letter telling us, specifically in relation to our business, why you are Information Leadership's next top recruit. Hi Pete,

Yes, happy to share. See below. Your insights are useful. I would have thought we’d be swamped with liberal arts applicants. I will be contacting my old department today.

I think our experience with you guys is one of the things that has made us think this is a starter. For us, three things have lined up:

1. The right raw material – enthusiastic, energetic and eager to learn
2. The right client – supportive, recognising a learning curve exists
3. The right mentor – experienced and good at helping new staff learn what is required of them.

Advert below.
Cheers
Sarah

Information Leadership has worked with over 100 different organisations in the past 5 years.

Our work ranges from Knowledge Management Strategies to SharePoint design and implementation.

This is a great opportunity to join a ‘can do’ organisation and build broad industry expertise.

We offer:
Flexible working
Great assignments
Strong support and mentoring
The opportunity to start your career off the right way and then further development opportunities

You will be working on our SharePoint implementations as a Floorwalker.

The role involves supporting Senior Consultants and working ‘on the ground’ with users to help them understand and get value from new tools.

To be successful you will need:
A good first degree (A grade marks) – Arts or Information Systems preferred
To be technology savvy
An outstanding communicator – in both written and spoken English.

To apply, please look at our website at http://www.informationleadership.com and then send us your CV and a covering letter telling us, specifically in relation to our business, why you are Information Leadership’s next top recruit.

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