Adventures are not adventures if there isn’t a degree of danger and uncertainty about them. – Ewan McGregor Adventure While in Blackwood this weekend, we drove into Trentham for a […]
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The use of storytelling as a form of business communication.
Expect the unexpected
I was tweeting from a presentation on storytelling on Tuesday. Shawn Callahan of Anecdote led the session, and listed the key elements of an effective story: Simple – It doesn’t […]
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OK, so it’s not original – but I rather like it. Received by email from my son: A boat docked in a tiny Mexican fishing village. A tourist complimented the […]
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I delivered a presentation yesterday that I really enjoyed putting together, and it was great fun to deliver! The brief was a keynote presentation for Panviva’s annual SupportPoint User Conference. […]
Read moreClancy on video
Well, as promised threatened, a video of “Clancy of the Knowledge Flow” is now available on YouTube. (If you want to skip the introduction, the music starts at 1:40 into […]
Read moreThe child inside
“We go on being children, regardless of age, because in life we are always encountering new things that challenge us to understand them, instances where a practiced imagination is actually […]
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US researchers said they are able to selectively erase memories from mice in a laboratory, raising hopes human memory afflictions like post-traumatic stress syndrome can one day be cured. An […]
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One of the highlights of this year’s actKM Conference was the Collaboration Cabaret. This is well documented on Serena Joyner’s site. My contribution to this was a musical item. It […]
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The first installment in a new fantasy adventure – my daughter Renée is now online with her creative writing – read it here.
Read morePractice makes perfect
I wrote earlier this year about “Practice, Communities and Technology“. This post stressed the importance of the “practice”: For a CoP to be successful, the community must become part of […]
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