What is Four Loop Learning?
THE ART OF LEADERSHIP JOURNALING & REFLECTIVE WRITING
JOURNALING FOR LEADERS
Four Loop Learning’s philosophy is that leaders who are more reflective are truly more effective. Our founder Bob Cancalosi discovered that deliberate reflection helps leaders slow down, think deeper and implement change with enhanced precision which results in greater impact results. The Four Loops of Record, Reflect, Act and Share is a proven process that accelerates the impact of business journaling.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
Bob Cancalosi journals with one very simple goal – to share the knowledge with others to help them unlock more potential as they fulfill their own leadership ambitions. With 31 years of leadership experience at GE, and over 80 journals meticulously kept over the past 20 years, Bob brings the lessons he has learned—in life, and pursuits of leadership—and the tools to apply them with Four Loop Learning, a guide to leadership journaling.
During his tenure at GE, Bob served in the role as Chief Learning Officer for the Healthcare Business for 7 years with responsibility for the leadership development of 60,000 global employees. Then the last 8 years of his career he was the Leader of the GE Crotonville Global Customer Education team with responsibility for the leadership development of GE’s global strategic customers and training over 5,000 customer executives annually.
Pictured Above: Bob Cancalosi, Founder of Four Loop Learning, alongside his collection of journals over the years.
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The Impact Of David
It's been a while since I've posted- but for a really good reason as Barb and I were vacationing in Italy for a few weeks with some incredible friends and we got lost in time! [...]
Getting So Close
Throughout my medical journey the one thing that never stopped expanding was my thinking about how to help others fulfill their ambitions. In addition to my fist book coming out called FOUR LOOP LEARNING, I [...]
Beautiful Distraction
I've always thought that an elegant way to describe what you are doing and how you are doing it can be categorized by the 3 H's of Head- how you think, Hand- what you do [...]