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Three new storytelling workshops for this year: Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney
By popular demand, we’ve just added three more Storytelling for Leaders workshops. They’ll be held in these Australian cities: Melbourne, 23 September 2008 Sydney, 2 …
Read MoreAnecdote turns four
Today is Anecdote’s fourth birthday. Hip hip hooray! Wow, where did those years go? I still clearly remember going to the ASIC office four years …
Read MoreEmbedding customer service stories
A company that values customer service should be teeming with customer service stories. But what do you do if this is not the case? The …
Read MoreDon’t lecture, tell a story
Rather than give a lecture to his fellow comedian, Jerry Seinfeld tells a story to convey his message. This clip is from Jerry’s documentary, Comedian, …
Read MoreScientific America takes note of storytelling
I was excited to see the current issue of Scientific America has an article on storytelling called The Secrets of Storytelling: Why We Love a …
Read MoreStaff induction – not quite
Last year Robyn and I ran an interesting project for a large government agency to help Aboriginal people join the department and become productive as …
Read MoreSeeing the Big Picture: Blind Men and the Elephant
It was six men of Indostan To learning much inclined, Who went to see the Elephant (Though all of them were blind), That each by …
Read MoreThe stonecutters and the cathedral builder
Here is one of the stories I heard at KM Australia as told by John Girard. On a foggy autumn day nearly 800 years ago …
Read MoreWhat an artist and computer scientist can do with stories
Jonathan Harris loves playing around with stories and in this 20 minute presentation at the 2007 TED he gives three examples of his work. He …
Read MoreBeing a connector has its risks
New research has shown that we notice popular people and don’t notice unpopular people. OK, so we probably didn’t need research to tell us that …
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