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Anecdote’s Top 10 posts of 2014
2014, our 10th year in business, was a watershed for Anecdote. Our partner network has grown to 27 partners in 17 countries and it continues …
Read MoreActs of leadership humanity: showing deep respect
Emil Zátopek was a giant of long distance running. His record still stands as the only person to win gold in the 5000 metre, the …
Read MoreHow to inspire with stories
We all want to be inspired. And we all want to inspire others. Parents want to inspire their kids. Business leaders want to inspire the …
Read MoreHow to build the storytelling habit
Business people love structure. When I ask people after our storytelling workshops what they found most valuable, more often than not they will say they …
Read MoreA simple business storytelling mistake
The word ‘story’ is vexed in business. Imagine this scene. A senior leader stands in front of his people to give a presentation on the …
Read MoreLeadership conducted with passion, teaching and storytelling
Maestro Benjamin Zander – an amazingly approachable human being My wife, Kate, and I were in Boston, Massachusetts recently visiting our son Sebastian, who’s now attending university …
Read MoreImprove sales performance with Storytelling for Sales
In 1988 I joined the database software company Oracle Systems. I worked in the Canberra sales team, where my job was to demonstrate the technical …
Read MoreMaximise your influence with powerful story techniques
There’s a way to lead more effectively from anywhere in the corporate hierarchy without the benefit of the positional authority that comes in the form …
Read MoreBusiness storytelling training in The Netherlands
I visited Amsterdam in early April and met Paul Joosten and Ronald van Domberg. Both fabulous facilitators and both working in the story field. Within …
Read MoreStarting with your point doubles your business story recall
We judge stories we hear at work in three ways. First, is it plausible, did this really happen? Second, is this relevant, can it help …
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