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Business storytelling consultants: Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney Australia
Anecdote helps you harness the natural power of stories to bring your strategy to life. We help you tell your strategic story and then engage …
Read MoreKeeping richness in our decision making
Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz (1807–73) was a Swiss-born American zoologist and geologist who taught at Harvard. Imagine that you went to Louis Agassiz’s laboratory at …
Read MoreNarrative or story-based approach to employee engagement
Late last year, a company approached us on the topic of employee engagement. They’d received the results of their biannual engagement survey and, as with …
Read MoreTwo ears, one mouth
I can’t remember who first said to me “you have two ears and one mouth, and you should use them in that proportion” but it …
Read MoreToning up your brain
For years the field of neuroscience, much like the field of management, has been held back by a metaphor: the brain is a computer (machine) …
Read MoreJust trying out Scribd
Three journeys: A narrative approach to successful organisational change Publish at Scribd or explore others: Management Business culture narrative
Read MoreWhen should we collaborate?
Is it collaboration when you’re sent the yearly performance review spreadsheet and instructed to assess your staff’s performance? Absolutely not; it’s an act of co-ordination. …
Read MorePast experience holding back collaborations
Last Friday I ran a workshop for a client on collaboration. I emphasised collaborative practices and behaviours and at one point I introduced the idea …
Read MoreStorytelling and leadership
It’s obvious to most people that good leaders are good storytellers. Stories help inspire action because they transport the listener to experience the events recounted …
Read MoreConversations That Create—An International Thought Leadership Programme
Here’s an event you might like to attend. It’s been organisation by Ralph Kerle from The Creative Leadership Forum. Conversations That Create—An International Thought Leadership …
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