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Improve your writing – do not mention stories
In our race to get stories into our content we have made the simple mistake of telling everyone we are sharing stories. Here is a very simple solution.
Read MoreMeeting in Europe
I head off to Europe on Saturday. I’ll be speaking at the World Communication Forum in Davos on the 10-11 March and then heading over to Berlin to run a …
Read MoreHow to stop your change program from stalling
Large change program projects always start with good momentum. But what can you do to avoid a project slump? Use stories to remember purpose.
Read MoreEffective vision statements evoke imagery
Most vision statements lack imagery which has been shown to impact performance. This recent study shows how imagery is important.
Read MoreHow to develop the vital habit of noticing stories
Once you learn how to spot stories you need to build your business storytelling repertoire by developing the vital habit of noticing stories. Here’s how:
Read MoreA prescription for influence: The two story solution for change
A negative story can be attention grabbing. Here is a method to take this advantage and create a positive result – the two story solution.
Read MoreWhy aren’t we telling stories in business?
The desire to keep things impersonal can be a significant barrier to telling stories in a business context and to more engaging and memorable communication.
Read MoreA simple method to help you to remember stories
This video describes a simple method to help you to remember stories so you can tell them off the cuff at the most effective times.
Read MoreThe link between memory and stories
The link between memory and stories is tightly woven. You can’t understand story without understanding memory. This post looks at some of the research.
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