So I Exaggerate a Little
Fabulous article by Andrea Askowitz about the storyteller's mission and the phenomenon of how facts sometimes get in the way of the truth. A slippery slope indeed. What's real? What's perceived? What's remembered?
Thanks to Scott Cronin for the heads up
Photo: Jesse Ditkoff
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Storytelling at Work
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June 25, 2017A Lean Six Sigma View of STORYTELLING AT WORK
Here is a wonderful review of my book, Storytelling at Work, by Elisabeth Swan, the Managing Director of GoLeanSixSigma.
A unique perspective Ms. Swan has -- many years experience in the realm of continuous improvement, six sigma, lean management, and lean six sigma. Plus, she does improv!
I like what Albert Einstein had to say about the condundrum: "Not everything that counts can be counted; not everything that can be counted counts." Which is one of the reasons why storytelling is such a powerful tool. It allows a person to deliver a meaningful, memorable message without discounting the part of a themselves that knows and gets things done without measuring.
VIDEO: Why storytelling works
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Idea Champions
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June 15, 2017The Sacred Dancers of San Miguel
Some stories are told in words. Others are told in pictures. Click here for the extraordinary visual story of the sacred dancers of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico -- the work of peace artist, Evelyne Pouget.
And click here for the Wikipedia back story.
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June 14, 2017The Afghani Cab Driver and the $250M Dollar Salty Snack Food
The story in the Huffington Post
13 of my video stories on GlowDec
Podcast, interviews, and storytelling links
Who I am in the marketplace
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June 06, 2017Harness the Power of Storytelling
SPEAKING.COM Interview with Mitch Ditkoff
AMAZON: Storytelling at Work
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