Archive for the ‘Business storytelling’ Category
I know what you are thinking stories
Many business audiences like to hear stories that are directly relevant. So if you are a civil engineer, for example, it’s likely you’re not that …
Read MoreWomen’s memories are more speech-filled than men’s
Contrary to popular belief, new research is showing that woman don’t talk more than men (see here and here). They do, however, recall more of …
Read MoreLessons from Lewis & Clark—a new white paper is coming
David Drake and I have written a new white paper describing a narrative approach to successful organisational change. We’ve built on our three journeys metaphor, …
Read MoreThe one-arm boy
There was a boy who was born without a right arm. On his ninth birthday he asked his parents if he could join a karate …
Read MoreGlobal Storytelling – Pangea Day
May 10 is Pangea Day. A great opportunity to get inspired! Storytellers from all over the world will tell their stories about humanity to humanity. …
Read MoreStorytelling event in Washington
My friend Madelyn Blair is busily preparing for two great storytelling events in Washington that start on the 9 May. I believe there are 30 …
Read MoreCommunicate with impact
Imagine presenting without PowerPoint. No slides, no bullet points – just a persuasive message that changes opinion and makes an impact. The PowerPoint alternative is …
Read MoreRevealing character
Recently we’ve been helping people find stories from their life that help give others an insight into the type of person they are. Annette Simmons …
Read More2020 Summit—storytelling advice to summiteers
The Australia 2020 Summit promises to bring together the nation’s best and brightest brains in a bid to discover new ideas to take the country …
Read More2020 Summit
Andrew Leigh went to the 2020 summit warm up yesterday in Canberra. It was the ACT 2020 summit and the lesson he will be taking …
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