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When telling stories to convince someone of a particular point of view, build in moral persuasion and you’ll be more convincing. Learn more here.

With so many business people learning story skills there is a greater chance for them to be misused. So how do you maintain the ethics of storytelling?

Want to change the culture of your business? Change the stories being told in it. Learn how sharing stories can embed a great customer service culture here.

Always on the lookout for good note-taking systems, I’m currently trying out a paper-based approach called the Bullet Journal. Here are my thoughts so far.

In writing a submission for an award, you need to make your entry memorable and meaningful to the judges. Learn how to bring your submission to life here.

When you develop a strategy story, moving from oral stories to written stories can have a negative impact on their effectiveness. Find out why here:

According to a pair of American researchers, good storytellers really are more attractive. Take a look at their findings here:

Who doesn’t like a useful infographic? Here’s one that contrasts a story way of speaking with the insidious corporate speak we often hear at work.

Take One Day 2016 is happening soon and this year it is all about Building Collaborative Cultures. Find out more about this event here:

What was the writing process for Putting Stories to Work? Here are tips on research, making notes, writing tools and the process used.