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Collaboration framework
Organisations need simple ways to create a common understanding about what needs to be done. Our collaboration framework aims to provide two perspectives: the dashed …
Read MoreNarrative medicine
Doctors can easily get into the pattern of treating their patients like a slab of meat to be fixed. Anyone who’s spent some time in …
Read MoreStorytelling for Business Leaders – London
Today we’ve set the date for our Storytelling for Business Leaders workshop to be held in London. I’m looking forward to this trip and catching …
Read MoreOne simple behaviour to improve collaboration
From talking with people who are trying to improve their collaboration capability, I’m detecting a scepticism with the practice of getting your team or community …
Read MoreMoney as debt
I was amazed when I watched this presentation about the history of banking. I had no idea that banks could conjure money from nowhere and …
Read MoreCorrection
Correction: In a blog post on the 19 July 2008 I incorrectly identified Lorenz Grollo for Daniel Grollo, Equiset for Grocon and Franco for Lorenzo. …
Read MoreEnsure your collaborator has a strategy
Collaboration is often hard and it takes time—time to build the relationships, time to clear up misunderstandings, time to listen and time to get things …
Read MorePlease elaborate
Examples, especially in the form of stories, help us make sense of what someone is saying. This is partly because when we listen to an …
Read MoreMLA London knowledge transfer project
MLA stands for Museums and Libraries Association and my friend Victoria Ward has recently finished a tremendous project using narrative techniques to help MLA London …
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