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Another little thing….
One of the things we talk about a lot is the power of ‘little things’ to make a difference in a complex environment. I saw …
Read MoreLost knowledge?
The building in the left foreground of the image is the historic Hyde Park Barracks Museum in Sydney. The building at the back behind the …
Read MoreA poem about Anecdote
Matt Moore, a good friend of ours, kindly offered to write a poem about Anecdote. So that he had some material to work with, Matt …
Read MoreEveryone has a story…
…is the byline of Smith, an online storytelling community that provides a space to read, write, and share stories. Just over twelve months ago they …
Read MoreControl Of Anecdote Wrested From Boyfriend
A news item just in from the US. NASHVILLE—In what onlookers described as an epic war for conversational dominance, girlfriend Amy Soisson, 28, clawed, battled, …
Read MoreThe Anecdote Team
In case you haven’t seen the faces of Anecdote, here’s our Christmas 07 photo. You can read our short bios or take a look at …
Read MoreUsing a story spine for a reflection activity
During a workshop I was recently involved in, I introduced the story spine to a couple of participants to help them to tell a story …
Read MoreLetting go
I was waiting for a flight the other day and I happened to catch 5 minutes of a surfing documentary featuring Kelly Slater, 8 times …
Read MoreDealing with email overload
Research company IDC says that 39.7 billion person to person emails buzz around the world each day. Hardly surprising given that I have worked in …
Read MoreThe billiard ball example
When I talk about complexity to clients I mention that complex systems are impossible to predict in detail especially as your forcast extends into the …
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