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Overcoming entrenched views using stories
We’re all rational beings, aren’t we? If I want to convince you of something, surely I just need the necessary facts or a convincing argument? …
Read MoreStorytelling for Leaders workshop in Los Angeles
In 92 days we’ll be running Storytelling for Leaders workshop in Los Angeles. I’m looking forward to this week in LA because I’ll have just …
Read MoreHow to embed company values with systematic stories
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Culture, Employee Engagement
What do your organisational values actually mean? Do you have a list of 4, 5, 6 one-word, abstract concepts such as integrity, responsive and agile …
Read MoreWriting oral stories
When you see a poem you know it’s a poem. When you see a screenplay you know it’s a screenplay. Most people, however, have never …
Read MoreFamily narratives
At Christmas, I was in Melbourne with my two kids. All my family live there and I needed to do what I could to ensure …
Read MoreBeing just like your audience
We have talked a lot in this blog about the power that comes from showing how you are like your audience for improving the effectiveness …
Read MoreYour stories must be plausible
One of the things that we tell people in our workshops is that your stories need to be true, particularly in a business context. Your …
Read MoreAn approach to creating the 2013 you want
The start of a new year is a great time to think about the year ahead. What you want to achieve. What you want to …
Read MoreHow to respond to misinformation that’s hurting your business
I like to ask senior executives this simple question: is there a story going around your company that’s causing you pain? I remember asking one …
Read More5 tips to pick a high-quality coach, mentor or teacher
I started to read Daniel Coyle’s latest book: The Little Book of Talent: 52 Tips for improving your skills on the commute to work this …
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