Two weeks ago, we kicked off a blog series on the science of learning. Each week, we’re reviewing a key aspect about how humans learn, absorb information, and remember. So far, we’

Last week, we kicked off the first blog post in a series on the science of learning. As I shared earlier, as part of a recent project with one of our clients, Threat Ready Resource

Most corporate training programs are designed for defensibility--not effectiveness. One way to make learning stick is to interrupt the forgetting curve with testing.

Yesterday, Kirsten and I headed to the University of Denver for Corporate Integrity 2017, presented by the Institute for Enterprise Ethics. One topic the panel discussed was the We

I’m a big fan of Neomam Studios, a UK-based digital marketing agency. I first discovered them when I stumbled across their infographic 13 Reasons Why Your Brain Craves Infographics

Have you ever had a conversation with a toddler going through the “why” phase? No matter what you say, there’s always a follow-up question: “Why?” As it turns out, that “why” is a

What a year, huh? As we welcome the holidays, we’re looking back on 2016 and realizing: we have a lot to celebrate! June 30 marked one year since Kirsten first launched Rethink Com

It’s okay to think like a lawyer, but please don’t write like one! These days, good communication is about being short, clear, direct, and memorable.  But too many lawyers still d

Companies who are embarking on a Code rewrite often ask if there are good Codes they can look to as templates or models. Today, we’re going to feature one Code we like a lot: the S

You want employees to engage with your compliance content? Here’s one simple trick: Write less and style your text so it’s easy to read. Easy to say, very hard to do. (In fact, if