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Lessons learning: getting your colleagues to tell their stories
One of the best ways to share knowledge in an organisation is to put people who wouldn’t normally work together on the same project. On …
Read MoreLessons learning: using stories to share understanding
This morning (Happy Easter!) I started writing a paper on a narrative approach to lessons learning. I’m at the point of gathering my thoughts and …
Read MoreUse stories to avoid cognitive overload
Have you ever had the experience of someone telling you something that’s quite interesting while also showing you something that’s quite interesting and you didn’t know …
Read MoreAnecdote: making positive choices
I am in a plane to Brisbane reflecting on the second delivery of a 2.5 day leadership program we have helped develop for the Australian …
Read MoreFuture stories
A simple way to help people develop stories of how their organisation might operate in the future is to ask them to consider specific triggering …
Read MoreUsing video to capture stories
There are two examples on the web you should check out. 50 Lessons is a subscription video library of senior executives recounting their experiences. It’s …
Read MoreMeeting you in the US of A
Towards the end of this month I will be in Seattle, Boston and Las Vegas. If you are in or near any of these cities …
Read MoreThree dimensions of story
Several weeks ago, while preparing a presentation on the use of story in organisations. I came up with quite a long list of ways story is …
Read MoreDon’t tell me what to do, tell me a story
Last week I returned from my morning walk to find my 11–year-old daughter filling the blender with ice cream to make a banana smoothie. My …
Read MoreOne of the big misunderstandings about stories and tacit knowledge
People have heard that storytelling is great for dealing with tacit knowledge. They say things like, “If we could only capture our stories we could …
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