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KM Australia
You can imagine my surprise when on day 1 of the conference I found myself sitting at the same table as Dan Kirsch. I’ve never …
Read MoreThe Bullshit Detection Kit
I discovered this video today which lists 10 questions to help you decide whether a viewpoint, opinion, theory is worth taking on board and believing. …
Read MoreWhat’s your point?
When was the last time you heard one of those rambling stories that seem to go on and on and quite frankly you couldn’t see …
Read MoreWebinar—Three Questions We Usually Get from Leaders About Storytelling: Reflections, Discussion & Tools
Terrence Gargiulo and I are conducting two webinars in August where we will talk about some of the important lessons we’ve learned while helping leaders …
Read MoreWhen to engage in deliberate practice
There are lots of good comments on my post, The importance of deliberate practice and I was prompted to write this one based on Tony …
Read MoreThe importance of deliberate practice
It took me a little while to work out what was happening. I snapped my first photo of the motor scooter with clip board attached …
Read MorePlaces to meet for communities – an important ingredient
Three weeks ago I arrived in London for a couple of weeks work and a couple weeks holiday. One of my must-see destinations was the …
Read MoreNewsletter Addenda
Newsletter subscriber, Ross Nicholson, rightly points out that Tom Peter’s said “Ready, fire, aim” not “Ready, aim, fire,” which I incorrectly wrote in the last …
Read MoreWhy don’t positive stories carry?
Something got me thinking about City of Port Phillip’s Non Crime Hotline this morning. They have a phone number you call to report good news …
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