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Tag Archives: Stories
Worth A Thousand Words?
Some stories are meant to carry their meaning to a wide audience: they seek clarity, using images, metaphor, analogy, and prose, to provide clarity of understanding. They hope that ‘message sent’ is ‘message received’. Technology has driven us to ever … Continue reading →
The Mailboat and the Myth
St Kilda is the most remote of the Western Isles of Scotland, one of the most inaccessible parts of the UK, the archipelago separated from the nearest island by almost fifty miles of famously turbulent ocean. It’s an ancient landscape, … Continue reading →
Running a Storytelling Experiment for Social Leadership
The Social Leader will be a Storytelling Leader: not simply shaping and sharing their own narratives, but enabling, filtering, and amplifying, the stories that others tell. Specifically, they will understand the systemic nature of the Socially Dynamic Organisation, and the … Continue reading →
Posted in Social Leadership, Social Learning, Stories, Storytelling
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Tagged Experiment, Landscape of Stories, Leadership, Narrative, Social Leadership, Stories, storytelling
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8 Aspects of ‘The Storytelling Leader’
A key aspect of Social Leadership is to recognise that our primary role is not to craft stories of power, pushing them through a network, but rather to act, with humility, to hear stories within a network, to find the … Continue reading →
Posted in Leadership
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Tagged Change, Graffiti, Leadership, politics, Power, Social Leadership, Stories, storytelling, Subversion
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Stories of Dissent
Today i prototyped a new activity on ‘Stories of Dissent’. It’s a structured way to explore how ‘dissent’ can provide a stable structure of opposition, and to consider how we create, and hold, safe spaces to explore it. Systems that … Continue reading →
The Mirror Image
The weekend between two international trips is always a compressed amount of time: by the time i’ve unpacked, sorted the washing, and packed again, i have to make some choices, and this week, the choice was to work on my … Continue reading →
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Tagged Art, Boat, Lino, Linocut, Perspective, Printing, Stories, Story, Storytelilng
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Story Handles
A ‘Story Handle’ is something that you can grab hold of: it’s a notion that i am developing as part of the work around ‘Storytelling in Social Leadership’: today, i’m sharing a reflection upon that. Some stories fly, whilst others … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Storytelling
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Tagged Change, Landscape of Stories, Leadership, Social Leadership, Stories, storytelling
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