Storytelling, Metaphor Resources - The Halo & the Noose eBook
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  1. Are you a Halo or Noose type organisation?
    An organisational diagnostic that reveals the extent to which an organisation is equipped to thrive in the challenging world of business today.
  2. Are you a Halo or Noose type person?
    Find out how well you rate in terms of conducting the key areas of your life.
  3. An emotional money test
    This quick ‘n easy test reveals your psychological relationship to money and your spending patterns. Awareness is the first step to self-development.
  4. The Hardy Peronality Diagnostic
    How well do you respond to the challenge, how comfortable are you, and how much in control are you during change and transition? Do you sink or swim? What improvements can you make?
  5. Personal Mindfulness Checklist
    What level of mindfulness do you apply to different aspects of your daily living in order to reduce stress, enhance your lifestyle.
  6. Fishing for....... customers..... or ideas...... or stories or...
    Are you a winner or losing when it comes to prospecting for new custom, searching for ideas, hunting for the right new story…………
  7. A Metaphor Diagnostic
    Check for metaphors that best fit with your organisation. This can be a useful means to start a strengths and weaknesses threats and opportunities exercise. You can also check the current state of your organisation and its culture.
  8. Brand symbols and images
    An exercise to examine the embedded values and messages in brand symbols, to consider how these are reinforced by story, and to apply thought to your own brand
  9. Assessment to Determine An Organisation's Narrative Application and Competence
    This assessment determine an organisations’ strengths, weaknesses and opportunities - in the area of using narrative to advance corporate functional goals. It also determines the level of competence that exists to support the functional applications.

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