The document discusses the concept of 'working out loud,' which emphasizes making one's work visible to aid collaboration and create valuable connections. It highlights the benefits of sharing and narrating work, overcoming common fears and misconceptions about openness. Quotes from notable figures and links to resources provide further insights into the practice of working out loud for enhanced effectiveness and innovation.

1. Working Out Loud
Simon Terry
@simongterry

2. Working out loud:
Bryce Williams:
“Observable Work + Narrating Your
Work”
John Stepper:
“Working Out Loud starts with
making your work visible in such a way
that it might help others.
When you do that – when you work in a
more open, connected way –
you can build a purposeful network that
makes you more effective and provides
access to more opportunities.”
Sources: http://thebryceswrite.com/2010/11/29/when-will-we-work-out-loud-soon/
http://johnstepper.com/2014/01/04/the-5-elements-of-working-out-loud/

3. Learning Together

4. Unlocking connections and ideas at work

5. The Trembling Finger
• “Haven’t I got better things to
do?”
• “Can I really share that?”
• “But aren’t I letting on that I
don’t know?”
• “Why help them?”
• “Am I drawing too much
attention to myself?”
• “What if it is not relevant?”

6. Share the Delta
http://simonterry.tumblr.com/post/104173633094/share-the-delta

7. 3 Habits of Working Out Loud
http://simonterry.tumblr.com/post/63459935153/working-aloud-try-3-tiny-habits

8. Working Out Loud creates Value
Connect
Share
Solve
Innovate
Who? What? How? Why don’t we?
© Simon Terry
http://simonterry.tumblr.com/post/86840484474/working-out-loud-creates-value

9. wolweek.com

10. ‘…social learning is to
ideas what natural
selection is to genes.
Both are ways of picking
good solutions from
a sea of variety’
Mark Paget
‘Wired for Culture’
Photo Credit: BBC