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It’s only afterwards that it becomes anything like a story
I read this lovely quote in the following paper, Petranker, J. (2005) ‘The When of Knowing’, The Journal of Applied Behavioural Science, vol. 41, no. …
Read MoreThe art of editing a story for emotional impact
I wont say much at all here except go read this post by Les Posen (and definitely watch the YouTube video). It features a Welshman …
Read MoreThe difficulty in being the expert interpreting a story
Scientific American.com has an amusing piece by Steve Mirsky that highlights one of the reasons why experts shouldn’t attempt to interpret stories—there are many truths …
Read MoreDemonstration of Zahmoo and Sensemaker
For those of you who will be coming to our workshop in Sydney, we will be demonstrating our new Web 2.0 service called Zahmoo as …
Read MoreDefinition of an Anecdote
I was over at Wikipedia today and ended up on the Anecdote article. Here’s their definition of an anecdote, which I think is pretty good. …
Read MoreStaff induction or orientation
I might have mentioned a few posts ago that we are currently helping a government department develop a staff induction program for their Aboriginal employees. …
Read MoreNarrative Techniques for Business Workshop in Sydney – 26 July
It’s been over a year since we presented this workshop in Australia, so we are pleased to say we are running our narrative techniques for …
Read MoreRoss Dawson’s Web 2.0 Framework
It’s important for businesses to keep an eye on what’s happening on the web as so many new business models are emerging every day. Ross …
Read MoreOrganisations not really doing Most Significant Change—the selection process
Yesterday I discovered another large organisation who think they are using the Most Significant Change technique to evaluate their programs but they don’t …
Read MoreYou can’t predict anything
Chris Anderson has listed his 5 top business books and I was struck by this explanation of why you must read Fooled by Randomness: The …
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