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Tag Archives: Stories
Relating to People
I spent an enjoyable day at the National Motor Museum yesterday, on the Beaulieu estate in the New Forest. I realise this gets us off to a bad start, especially if you don’t live in England: pronounce it ‘Bew-Lee‘ and, … Continue reading →
Posted in Community, Learning
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Tagged Authenticity, Beaulieu, Cistercian, History, Language, Learning, Lord Montague, National Motor Museum, New Forest, Social Age, Stories, Story, storytelling
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Core skills to navigate the Social Age
A premise of the Social Age is change: change in our ecosystem, change in the Social Contract, changes in how we work, learn, communicate and play. The skills we used to navigate the Knowledge Age will not suffice for the … Continue reading →
Posted in Agile, Community
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Tagged Agility, Collaboration, Leadership, Meaning, Narrative, Purpose, Skills, Social Age, Social Authority, Social Leadership, Social Learning, Stories, storytelling
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Styles of Storytelling
I’ve been running a workshop all day today, touching on storytelling in learning. I just wanted to capture some of the elements that i covered. We looked at approaches to storytelling and thought about how the stance and style affects … Continue reading →
Posted in Stories, Storytelling
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Tagged Learning, Narrative, Perspective, Stance, Stories, Story, storytelling, Tone of Voice, Writing
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Belief: how do we choose what’s true?
The gap between what we believe to be true and what’s really true can be significant: i’m not talking about religion, but rather in the stories we understand about organisations. The space they create around themselves for communities to form … Continue reading →
Posted in Narrative
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Tagged Belief, Brand, Community, Image, Narrative, Social Age, Stories, storytelling
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Dr Beeching’s Axe
I love ticking along on the train: the carriage rocking, dappled light flashing across the table as the early autumn sun flickers through the trees. Villages, farms, towns, all passing by as my own little ecosystem remains constant. A slight … Continue reading →
Posted in Change
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Tagged Authenticity, Change, Cuts, Dr Beeching, Equality, Fairness, humility, Organisational Change, Railways, Social Justice, Stories, Story, Trains
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Capturing the Moment: the Authenticity of Stories
I was at a music festival this weekend: sunshine, great tunes, friends. Memories. One of the bands on in the afternoon were a real hit: there were some technical problems on stage, but they soldiered on, kept everyone engaged and, … Continue reading →
Posted in Memory
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Tagged Authenticity, Memory, Music, Photography, Stories, storytelling
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Notions of Permanence: photography
I was chatting to Paul last night about photographs: he recounted the tale of a small sepia picture, a treasured heirloom, passed from his grandmother to his mother. Being a digital child, he scanned it, enhanced it and reproduced it, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Memory, Narrative, Permanence, Photography, Photos, Reflection, Stories
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