Storytelling Passes the Productivity Test 3 of 10
Could a simple story led interaction with another person dramatically increase your productivity? Let’s answer this question Maria and Sue work for a technology company. Maria works as a Business Development Manager and Sue is the software engineer. Maria meets a new client finds out what they need, writes a proposal in conjunction with other team members and if the clients likes…

Leadership Storytelling : Emotions and Work don’t go together
  Last week I attended an online Book Club with David Hutchens on his new book Circle of the 9 Muses: A Storytelling Field Guide for Innovators and Meaning Makers I asked a question during the book club conversation which was : In the corporate world the moment you mention that emotions are important in stories without a doubt you get rolling…

Storytelling Passes the Productivity Test Part 2 of 10
This is our 2nd blog of our blog series Storytelling passes the Productivity Test. In our first blog we wrote about the importance of Knowledge sharing via stories This blog is focussed on vision statement and its relationship with productivity What are vision statements? A vision statement says what the organization wishes to be like in some years’ time. It’s usually…

“Saving $500,000 via Knowledge Sharing Storytelling, is hardly something to shrug off”
My last blog featured Knowledge Sharing story of Marty Davis from NASA. Now, you may wonder WHAT IS THE ROI of knowledge sharing ? My answer is in another story from NASA… After Marty Davis’s Story got published in the Ask Magazine, a supervisor from a different centre of NASA read it and took the article to Sue Mortil who had experienced…