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Women’s memories are more speech-filled than men’s
Contrary to popular belief, new research is showing that woman don’t talk more than men (see here and here). They do, however, recall more of …
Read MoreExpertise: talk the talk vs walk the talk
Social scientist, Harry Collins, has spent his career hanging out with gravitational wave physicists and learning to talk like one. Harry’s research is on expertise …
Read MoreNew Whitepaper: Three journeys—A narrative approach to successful organisational change
David Drake (renowned narrative coach) and I have written this white paper to pull together our thinking on how to use our three journeys approach …
Read MoreFinding customer stories
Every organisation has a set of values, most even live by them, but how many have successfully embedded the right behaviours that reflect those values …
Read MoreCriteria for implementing initiatives in a complex space
Dave’s written a excellent post on how to make progress in a complex environment. It’s excellent because it comes at a time when I’m working …
Read MoreLessons from Lewis & Clark—a new white paper is coming
David Drake and I have written a new white paper describing a narrative approach to successful organisational change. We’ve built on our three journeys metaphor, …
Read MoreRating your own expertise
Last week I was running an open space to kick off a new community of practice for engineers. While I was wandering around the room …
Read MoreThe one-arm boy
There was a boy who was born without a right arm. On his ninth birthday he asked his parents if he could join a karate …
Read MoreThe difference between knowledge and information
“Not that old chestnut” I hear you cry. We have written a whitepaper on this subject and blogged on it a few times. It keeps …
Read MoreBest website for learning
We were advised this morning that LearnX Asia Pacific 2008 has announced that the winner in the category of ‘Best Website for Learning’ is ……..Anecdote! …
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