Storytelling: We don’t communicate to make a point

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Storytelling: We don’t communicate to make a point
In the corporate world, there’s a strong emphasis on making or getting straight to the point. This stems from the time-constrained nature of corporate life, where achieving results within tight deadlines often takes precedence. Saving time by focusing on key messages seems logical.
However, while we may successfully make a point, the ultimate goal of communication isn’t to make a point—it’s to
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Strategic Storytelling : Why Some Stories Drive Your Success at Work But Others Don’t

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Strategic Storytelling : Why Some Stories Drive Your Success at Work But Others Don’t
Apologies for my absence from blogging—I’ve truly missed it. Writing regularly has been a crucial part of my growth journey, and I’ve felt its absence keenly. For the longest time, I believed that becoming better at our craft came from simply doing good work. Then I realized that real growth comes not just from doing, but from reflecting on what we do.…
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Deep Work : Who will thrive ?

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Deep Work : Who will thrive ?
“The ability to perform deep work is becoming increasingly rare at exactly the same time it is becoming increasingly valuable in our economy. As a consequence, the few who cultivate this skill, and then make it the core of their working life, will thrive.”  – Deep Work, page 14 What we call work is often made up of shallow tasks like meetings,…
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