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I remember you
Why do you remember some people and completely forget others? In February 2008 I ran some some sessions for a client at a site in …
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 MoreCompany Command
What if a single warrior could have the knowledge of thousands? In the late 1990s, Nate Allen and Tony Burgess (both US Army Captains) sat …
Read MoreA million versus a billion
We have been keeping in touch with Kevin Bishop in the UK since running our Influencing Change workshops earlier in the year. A useful idea …
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 MoreExcusable delay
You know the feeling. You are waiting in a cafe for a meeting and its 10 minutes past the agreed time…am I in the right …
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 …
Read MoreWe need to find ways for people to feel it
Yesterday I ran a workshop for a group of executives on how to find bright spots in your organisation (groups of people who excel with …
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