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144 – Science warms up to story
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
To build trust, you need to share emotional information. Listen to hear how three studies found a link between oxytocin and behaviour change.
Read MoreThe Science of Storytelling
Over the past 50 years, fascinating research has revealed the impact stories can have when human beings use them to communicate. We summarise our favourite studies.
Read More138 – Scurvy sailors served sauerkraut
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
Pushing ideas and actions on people will only lead to resistance. Listen to hear how Captain James Cook used a pull strategy to save his crew from scurvy.
Read More127 – The mould that broke the staph
Filed in Anecdotes, Business storytelling, Corporate Storytelling, Podcast
Not all mistakes lead to failures. Listen to hear how one scientist’s carelessness resulted in a life-saving discovery.
Read More058 – Pedalling like hell he can
Do you put 100% effort into everything you do? Is it making a difference to your performance? Listen to this podcast to hear more!
Read MoreHow to use storytelling for deeply analytic and scientific communities
Read a step by step process for mastering the art of effective business storytelling for technical, analytic and scientific communities here.
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