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Interested in facilitation?
Then you’ve gotta make it to the Naked Facilitator Conference to be held in Geelong this year November 28–1st December. There are some great people going …
Read MoreCognitive Edge (aka Cynefin) blog is up and running
Dave Snowden has officially started blogging. I’d keep an eye on this site as Dave is renowned for his unique style and new perspectives on …
Read MoreRelationships create resilience
I remember a great story told by Margaret Wheatley about how the US Federal Aviation Authority successfully landed all the planes in US airspace on …
Read MoreBeing comfortable not knowing
Andrew says we should be more comfortable with not knowing and I have to admit I don’t entirely know what he means. 🙂 This post …
Read MoreWorld eBook Fair
Free Access to the public from July 4th to August 4th, in celebration of Project Gutenberg’s 35th Birthday World eBook Fair.
Read MoreUsing storytelling in sales
Ford Harding has written two useful articles on using anecdotes to overcome common selling challenges. In Harding case he’s focussed on professional firms but the suggestions hold …
Read MoreThe emerging 1% rule
The Guardian has pulled together some statistics suggesting that for every 100 people online only 1 person will create content and 10 will “interact” with …
Read MoreData, information and knowledge finally explained
Professor Gervaise Germaine from the Free University of Munsterburg provides a lucid description of the difference between data, information and knowledge in this short video clip. The …
Read MoreJoin Anecdote and make a difference
Last week, I was sitting in a hotel room in Sydney with Shawn and Andrew following a workshop by Brenda Dervin: sense-maker extraordinaire. The workshop re-confirmed …
Read MoreStory spines for sensemaking
The “story spine” is a natural sensemaking device. Yesterday, one of my good friends Viv was telling me about a workshop experience she went through with …
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