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2 inspiring examples of business leaders and storytellers
A common question we are asked is ‘are there any examples of business leaders who are good storytellers’. Shawn wrote a post a while back …
Read MoreStories can change something normal into something extraordinary
A few months ago, in my car on the way to see a client, I heard an interview on the radio. There was this lady …
Read More2 simple ways to help you remember a business story
Imagine you’re in a meeting and one of your colleagues makes the bold statement, ‘We need a big initiative here. It’s really the only way …
Read MoreHow an Indian hotel chain turned their customer satisfaction around using stories
Two years ago Mark and I flew to New Delhi to run a public Storytelling for Leaders program. This public program was an extended version …
Read MoreSustainability Stories – Conundrum and Opportunity
We’ve all read and heard the word sustainability but how many of us can articulate what it means? When I started working in the sustainability …
Read MoreNew European Storytelling for Leaders Partners
On 19 and 20 June I was in London to run the accreditation program for a few of our new Storytelling for Leaders (TM) Partners. We …
Read MoreA business story – take responsibility
Business stories don’t need to be fancy. They should be told just like you would tell it if you were catching up with a colleague …
Read MoreOne way to make your stories even more meaningful
Sometimes it’s a good idea to finish a story so that the audience has to put some pieces together to get what the story is …
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