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Bad strategy
I recently had the opportunity (and privilege) to attend a masterclass with [Richard Rumelt](http://www.strategyland.com/), one of the world’s most influential thinkers on strategy and management, …
Read MoreSpeaking engagements
Are you organising a conference, event or workshop and want to make it more interesting and engaging? Stuck for ideas or looking for a fresh …
Read MoreStorytelling workshops in India
We’re excited to announce that Shawn and Mark are visiting India in late September and will be running two of our workshops in the New …
Read MoreA poem about Anecdote
Matt Moore, a good friend of ours, kindly offered to write a poem about Anecdote. So that he had some material to work with, Matt …
Read MoreGraphic Facilitation 101
I’ve been following Nancy’s visual and graphic facilitation work with interest for a while now, and inspired by a recent conversation with her, decided to …
Read MoreMaking a difference
I know we keep harping on about this, but little things can make a big difference! Here’s an inspiring Indian public announcement showing a great …
Read MoreThe link between complexity and narrative?
Steve Hardy has written an article – What Specifically Do Generalists Do? To quote: All the elements that make up experiences are very complex when …
Read MoreLearning how to learn
After listening to a podcast recently — an interesting conversation between Dave Pollard and Chris Corrigan — I am now even more convinced of the …
Read MoreUsing a story spine for a reflection activity
During a workshop I was recently involved in, I introduced the story spine to a couple of participants to help them to tell a story …
Read MoreThe fine art of (not) lecturing
I just read a great article over at the thestar.com about Nobel laureate Carl Wieman who wants professors to rethink how they teach. His message? …
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