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Stories make the best rides
Yesterday my family and I spent the day at Movie World. At the end of the day we went to an Irish pub for dinner …
Read MoreShawn has opened up his Twitter
I’ve decided to open up my Twitter so anyone can follow my tiny tweets. Before I only let the Anecdote team follow alog but I …
Read MoreGrasping the truth requires more than science
I’ve just started to read Otto Scharmer’s book, Theory U, and this passage grabbed my attention. Twenty-three hundred years ago Aristotle. arguably the greatest pioneer …
Read MoreHow stories create culture
It’s said that stories create cultures; they propagate the assumptions and beliefs throughout the group in question. But it is specifically stories that create culture …
Read MoreBeing healthy in Canberra
One of our dear friends, Amanda Horne, is on a mission to improve the well being of Canberra residents. As a Canberran now living in …
Read MoreKM Australia is coming
This year I will be speaking at KM Australia in two capacities: running a workshop on knowledge strategy, and speaking with Greg Marsh from BAE …
Read MoreCollaboration consulting—fostering a collaboration culture
Have you invested in the latest and greatest in collaboration technology but still feel people are still not collaborating? How many Microsoft Sharepoint servers and …
Read MoreAnecdotally is here
Over the years we have built a good following for our monthly newsletter (over 2,000 readers and growing) and today we are re-launching it with …
Read MoreMetaphors—Dangerous Undertaking
My friend, Alison Spencer, suggested I get a copy of James Harlow Brown’s book, Dangerous Undertaken, and I have to say it’s been one of …
Read MoreAn anecdote’s point of view
Ford Harding has just posted two versions of the same anecdote. The first paints the consultant as the hero while the second focuses on the …
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