093 – Green team schemes screen fiends

from Anecdotally Speaking Hosted by Shawn Callahan

In this week’s episode of Anecdotally Speaking, Mark shares the story of a previous client of his, who had an internal group make outstanding behaviour change efforts with one small note. Shawn mentioned how emotion is a driving force for change and referenced a recent episode of Freakonomics. To listen to the episode on disgust, click here. https://bit.ly/3crwsYS And to read more on this topic, check out Shawn’s book, Putting Stories to Work. https://bit.ly/3pDpALJ Tickets are now on sale for our first public Storytelling for Leaders programs for 2021! If you are interested in attending, click here to purchase tickets. www.anecdote.com/events We are also hosting invitation-only Story-Powered Sales programs, if this is of interest to you, please get in touch by emailing us at [email protected]. As Shawn mentioned, we have launched a new program, School Story Lab! Our aim is to help school leaders make their strategy stick, get everyone on the same page, and build momentum for progress. The one-month program will run publicly for the first time in March. Each Lab gathers a cohort of schools looking for help to craft and tell their strategy stories. If you are interested or know of a school that may be interested, click here to find out more or get in touch! https://bit.ly/2YwIBnf

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