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Megan Strant

Exploring the experiences of work/ life, technology and neurodiversity.

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Designing learning for fluctuating capacity

I have a very particular way of gardening.The weather has to be good. I need to have a good chunk of time, not a scrap of it, a proper block. And I need the energy. All three need to line up. Then I make a coffee, put my gloves on, and head out the back… Read More Designing learning for fluctuating capacity

August 30, 2026August 31, 2026 Megan StrantLeave a comment

Today I felt incompetent, and it was so good for me!

Over the last few years I moved my consulting from a 100% focus on Microsoft 365 apps and services to learning and strategy for any technology. I’ve worked with custom software across multiple industries and teams, strategy for new products, and working with clients to boost productivity in general. This week, I stepped back into… Read More Today I felt incompetent, and it was so good for me!

July 30, 2024 Megan StrantLeave a comment

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