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Creating stories
My friend Terrence Gargiulo and I were chatting last week about the role storytelling plays for leaders and we agreed that the leadership-storytelling triple-threat was …
Read MoreDay 5 of Story Week
So it’s Friday and here we are at the end of Story Week. Many thanks to all of you who contributed and here is our …
Read MoreDay 4 of Story Week
Our fourth story for Story Week is from the UK – please tell us what you think. No red signal when minister plays with train …
Read MoreDay 3 of Story Week
Many thanks to everyone who has contributed to Story Week so far. Continuing with our theme of “leadership”, today we are featuring a story from …
Read MoreDay 2 of Story Week
Day 2 of Story Week is here. Yesterday we had a video with a big Story. Today we have a snippet, a small story of …
Read MoreStory week is here
The Story Week is here! Over the next 5 days, we’ll be offering you 5 stories – some momentous, some more low-key – and we’re …
Read MoreAs a business person, why care about storytelling?
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Leadership Posts, Strategy
In 1993, as the co-founder of photographic library startup, I travelled to Los Angeles to check out one of America’s largest commercial photographic collections. Remarkably …
Read MoreComplexity based interventions and the role of peer pressure
A few weeks ago my youngest daughter was kidnapped by her school bus driver. Actually it wasn’t just my daughter, it was every child on …
Read MoreThe power of hobbies in building community
On that day when Adelaide’s temperature reached 46.7C I was running a workshop for the spatial modelling and drafting community of practice. Their ritual is …
Read MoreProfiting from Collaboration
Google and P&G are both known for their innovation capabilities and strict internal policy. Driven by market forces, they made an exception. They swapped about …
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