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10 Mindsets of Great Mentors
Last month Bob Sutton wrote a post listing the important mindsets of a good manager. It got me thinking about the important mindsets for a …
Read MoreLeadership Storytelling – 20 minute podcast
Are you tired of reading blog posts? For a change how about just listening about storytelling? Makes sense really. I recorded this podcast for a …
Read MoreListening, mentoring, storytelling
I’m sitting in a cafe thinking about what makes a great listener. I can see a few. They’re leaning forward, nodding, smiling, asking questions. You …
Read MoreStorytelling for non-storytellers
Troy White has just posted a blog which I think is both very good because it encourages people who don’t think they are storytellers to …
Read MoreReducing arseholes in the workplace. Mentoring helps
I remember this day clearly. I’d been working at IBM for a few years running the KM practice and I decided I should move into …
Read MoreThe Origins Asia Pacific Business Narrative Conference
The Origins Asia Pacific Business Narrative Conference is a part of the Singapore International Storytelling Festival and is organised by The National Book Development Council …
Read MoreGet rid of the crappy stuff. Advice from Steve Jobs
Here is a nice little story from CEO of Nike, Mark Parker.
Read MoreVisiting Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, 16-21 May
I’m off to Malaysia in May to help run a leadership development program for a telecommunication company. While I’m there I’m meeting senior leaders from …
Read MoreFinding Stories
We start most of our projects by collecting stories. We collect stories in groups (using anecdote circles) and one-on-one. We’ve learned a lot about getting …
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