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Merry Christmas
It’s been weighing on my mind for a couple of months now. I haven ‘t posted nearly enough blogs. There seems to be so much …
Read MoreRules are for the guidance of the wise
This morning, Shawn and I compared recent airline lounge experiences. Mine went a like this On Monday morning I took my Mum to the airport …
Read MoreThe role scripts play in finding stories
Everyday we tell those closest to us (our family, friends, colleagues) about what happened to us: today, yesterday, last week. Occasionally we’ll reminisce about the …
Read MoreMore proof that emotion is a powerful force in making sense of information
In 2004 Drew Westen and his colleagues put together an experiment to see how people of a particular political persuasion (Democrat or Republican) make sense …
Read MoreROI on building management capability
Today’s Australian Financial Review (p7) reports on the release of a study funded by the federal government. The report, titled ‘Management Matters in Australia: Just …
Read MoreWorking out what our corporate values really mean?
Most organisations I know have a set of stated values. You know what I mean, things like integrity, professionalism, respect for the individual. And in …
Read MoreBlog action day
On Tuesday morning this week 27 members of the Creative Performance Exchange (CPX) met to work out what we could do to make a difference …
Read MoreCelebrating Story
I’m sitting here watching the sun peak up over the trees and bushes that define the boundary of our backyard thinking about the enjoyable conference …
Read MoreHow to tell a story
Some great advice from Scott Simon.
Read MoreMore than just a launch
Stories are our natural way to plan. We imagine how things are going to work out, who are the players, what incidents might befall us …
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