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Change your story – Change your world
What happens when you cross a well known Improv guru with a company passionate about story? You get a new workshop, of course! With Izzy …
Read MoreThe art of complex problem solving
Check out this link from Marshall Clemens, a talented complexity graphics designer. Probably one of the most comprehensive diagrams I’ve ever seen regarding complex systems thinking.
Read MoreWhy organisations find Most Significant Change useful
I was re-reading the Most Significant Change Guide developed by Rick Davies and Jess Dart today (their manual is an excellent resource available freely on …
Read MoreStories are a form of taskonomy
I’ve just discovered a new word which I love: taskonomy. Donald Norman uses it to describe how we arrange things around us to get our …
Read MoreClear Horizon is running Most Significant Change training
Jess Dart, an Anecdote Associate, is running her excellent Most Significant Change training in October. If you are interested in learning how to assess the …
Read MoreNarrative techniques for knowledge management
Many thanks to yesterday’s workshop participants for their tremendous participation and openness in sharing their many insights. It was a really good day and everybody …
Read MorePositive deviance
One of the concepts of Appreciative Inquiry is to identify the positive deviants in a system and to find out what it is they are …
Read MoreIgnite your story telling
When it comes to being an effective fire fighter, fire science has come up with the fire triangle. The fire triangle is a simple model …
Read MoreSensemaking starts with noticing
Oscar Wilde once remarked, “there was no fog in London before Whistler painted it.” Wilde was referring to Whistler’s, Chelsea Wharf, and making the point that …
Read MoreAre organisations losing their humanity?
For some time now we have wondered whether organisations may be starting to lose their humanity. Maybe its a good question whether they ever had …
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