LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT
Presentations, workshops and learning resources
A growing library of presentations, workshops, and learning resources for leaders and organizations working at the intersection of leadership, innovation, and emerging technology.
Courses
Quantum's Unexpected Early Adopters - The Second Curve of Expertise
They are the experienced professionals: the operators, engineers, and senior practitioners whose accumulated system knowledge allows them to recognize which complex problems are structured in a way that quantum approaches can address.
View on ThinkificFrom Idea to Business - Exploring and Validating Your Business Idea
A practical course for moving from early idea to tested business, with a structured way to explore, question, and validate an idea before committing time and resources.
View on ThinkificComing soon
Quantum Literacy for Business: What It Means Today and What to Watch Next
The course will help participants explain quantum computing in everyday language, recognize a potential business application, assess supplier claims, and understand why security preparation deserves attention now.
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Book Series - Living in the Middle of Transition

Living in the Middle of Transition
A lifetime of Learning when to stay, leave or not know yet
by Renae C.A. Barlow
The paperback and the digital edition are available now on Amazon.

Living in the Transition: The Companion Workbook
by Renae C.A. Barlow
Practical tools for endings, identity, possibility and what comes next.
Available now on Amazon.
View on AmazonThe Living in the Middle of Transition series is for anyone navigating a change that does not offer a simple or immediate answer. Sometimes something is clearly over. Sometimes nothing is wrong, yet a role, relationship, or way of living no longer fits as it once did.
In Living in the Middle of Transition, Renae C.A. Barlow draws on a lifetime of personal and professional change to explore what it means to stay present long enough to learn before deciding what comes next. The Companion Workbook gives readers a practical place to work with those ideas, with reflections, writing prompts, values exercises, decision tools, and safe, reversible experiments.
The two books can be read and used together or independently. Both are grounded in the same understanding: not knowing yet is not necessarily a failure to decide. It may be part of how we learn what comes next.
