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219 – The Art of Brewing Influence
In Episode 219 of Anecdotally Speaking, learn how to change minds, build trust and influence others through your storytelling In Episode 219 of Anecdotally Speaking, …
Read More218 – Punching an Unconventional Path to Greatness – Vasyl Lomachenko
In Episode 218 of Anecdotally Speaking, discover how boxing legend Vasyl Lomachenko’s unconventional training shaped him into one of the greatest of all time, and …
Read More180 – Focus on your work – Christine Ha
Don’t compare your work to that of others; focus on yourself. Listen to hear how Christine Ha’s vision impairment helped her win the third American season of Masterchef.
Read More119 – Don’t do your block buster
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
Going with your gut is likely to lead you down the wrong path. Listen to hear how ignoring the data led to Blockbuster’s demise.
Read More111 – Apple devours Blackberry pie slice
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
Don’t get too fixed in your thinking, be ready to shift or adapt. Listen to hear how one CEO, set in his ways, caused his company’s market share to plummet.
Read More076 – Dome making not an egg-xact science
Filed in Business storytelling, Culture, Podcast
Can you balance an egg on its pointy end? Listen to hear how Brunelleschi revolutionised how we think about innovation with one small egg demonstration.
Read More052 – Pepsi and Apple in new containers
John Sculley, former CEO of Apple Inc., shares five stories that illustrate the importance of insight and encourage us to think differently.
Read More042 – Seasoned speed skaters savvy strategy
Not every accident comes out of the blue. This episode talks about how the correct planning can allow you to take advantage when misfortune strikes.
Read MoreTriggering stories and action through competition
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Employee Engagement, Leadership Posts
When asked for the secret of his success in the steel industry, American industrialist Charles Schwab (1862-1939) always talked about using praise, not criticism, giving …
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