Members - Newsletters
- Newsletter 1: Abraham the Atheist
A story to evoke comment on just how entrenched (even invisible to us) our belief systems can be, and other matters... read full newsletter
- Newsletter 2: Good judgment
How does learning happen, good habits get promoted, crucial conversations benefit from story?.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 3: Bumble the caterpillar
In what way do parables, fairy tales and stories speak to us?.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 4: Synesthesia
Thinking and imagining with all our sense... read full newsletter
- Newsletter 5: Rumi extracts
Wisdom from Rumi the Sufi mystic and highest-selling poet in the USA.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 6: Baucis and Philemon
A story to ponder with respect to corporate life, and customer service values and delivery.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 7: The Parrot and the Oil
Funny and insightful Rumi, in part about our own self-image and projecting onto others.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 8: Business Presentations and Story
How to give good presentations, enlivened by story.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 9: Explaining The Halo & the Noose
What strangles and hinders, what liberates?.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 10: Stories Everywhere
The reach and scope of story in various situations.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 11: Rinpoche People
A way of seeing others and understanding self.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 12: Stories Travel the World
A map of the many uses of story, poetry and metaphor in business life, and thoughts on how quickly they travel.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 13: Lucky or Unlucky Thirteen?
Go and wake-up your luck.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 14: Scenarios and Stories
Story and the business scenario process and outcome.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 15: Introducing Pat Grayson
About our publisher Pat Grayson and his connection to the story movement.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 16: Ethical Behaviour
Reflecting on the relevance of the good (normal?) Samaritan today.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 17: Giving
Reflecting on gratitude, giving and the gift of story.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 18: Resolutions, Memories by P.Fox
A father remembered.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 19: Contributions by Pete Castle
The editor of Facts & Fiction shares his story-journey.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 20: Watch that halo effect
First impressions – insights from Kelly’s personality theory.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 21: Little Red Riding Hood
A reconditioning, projective story technique used by clinical psychologist Debbie Howes. A fairy tale that speaks to our unconscious. LITTLE applies to the child aspect of our being, RED (the colour of blood) to our life force, RIDING represents the capacity to master and control the vehicle or journey we are on, and HOOD is that which covers and holds within all that we are... read full newsletter
- Newsletter 22: Conversations
Thought-piece by The Narrative Lab on improving conversations.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 23: Myths
The truth and myths
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- Newsletter 24: The Hero Within
A meditation technique for accessing your inner resources.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 26. Chief Joseph Rides to Surrender
A contemplation of a Howard Terpning painting of Chief Joseph's surrender, life and leadership lessons.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 25. He shrunk the world
An examination of one man's determination to succeed, and the impact that his efforts have had on our lives.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 27 Only a story? Not if your brain has its way
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- Newsletter 28 Story and the Whole Person
Story touches the whole person - physical, emotional, social, mental and spiritual. That's why story telling, story listening and story writing are such important skills to learn.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 29: Tempus Fugit: stories, work and time
"Ideas take time to catch on in a culture. The insights of leading edge thinkers and scientists such Albert Einstein have been around for some 80 years before their ideas truly influence the way we construct our reality. Take time and space for instance. Many of us still hold on to the notion of time as linear". Read on............ read full newsletter
- Newsletter 30: An Interview with Kathy Hansen
Katharine Hansen PhD is a leading proponent of deploying story telling for career advancement. The Story Practitioners' interviews on her 'A Storied Career' web site read like a Who's Who of Story Tellers. She interviewed us..... read full newsletter
- Newsletter 31: Chain Reactions
Chain reactions, linear and non-linear, inhabit our lives. As 2011 comes to an end, this is for us the subject of a reflection.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 32 Cycles of Change
The typical narrative pattern closely aligns with personal and organisational change patterns.. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 33: Ethical Guidelines for story-tellers
Guidelines for story-tellers, antennae for listeners, factors for employers to think about when selecting a story practitioner..... read full newsletter
- Newsletter 34: Haiku Winners and Staff Choices
We publish the 10 winning haikus, offer 7 staff choices (diagnostics and articles).. read full newsletter
- Newsletter 35 The goose at the pond: illusion or reality
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