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267 – Back to What Matters – Howard Schultz
In Episode 267 of Anecdotally Speaking, discover how Howard Schultz reignited Starbucks’ purpose to drive a complete business turnaround. Shawn shares the story of how …
Read MoreJames Acaster storytelling
Please watch the 3-minute story below before reading my post. I was listening to James Acaster tell this story about his old band, Pindrop and …
Read More266 – The Right to Wear Pants – Helen Hulick Beebe
In Episode 266, discover how a 1930s courtroom appearance by a woman in pants turned into a lesson in values, justice, and change. In this …
Read MoreDo Engineers Tell Stories?
Yesterday, during an online session I ran for 350 people at a large telco, someone asked me: Do left-brained people like engineers tell as many …
Read More265 – Thrown to the Sharks – Quentin Tarantino
Episode 265 of Anecdotally Speaking explores Quentin Tarantino’s early setback and the value of persistence and learning from failure. In this episode, Shawn shares the …
Read More261 – Gambling on a Curry – Dishoom
Discover how Dishoom gamified dining to become a must-visit destination, offering lessons in creative problem-solving and customer engagement. In Episode 261 of Anecdotally Speaking, Shawn …
Read MoreStop Saying Too Much: A Better Way to Present Strategy
Have you ever heard a presentation and an hour later struggled to describe what was said? The problem is usually that presenters try to say …
Read More264 – Finding What Didn’t Exist – Beth Norris
In Episode 264 of Anecdotally Speaking, hear how a chance act of curiosity led to the groundbreaking discovery of Australian amber, and what it teaches …
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