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Anecdotally Speaking — 191 episodes · page 2 of 2
189 – The last raiders of the lost ark – Harrison Ford – Gary Marshall
188 – Sydney Opera House – Jorn Utzon – Ove Arup
187-Privacy in the EU – Anastasia Dedyukhina – Consciously Digital
185 – VR headsets are coming – Ursula Llabres from Meta
186 – Never give up – Jack Ma
184 – Don’t push your bias onto others
183 – Show your work as much as possible – The Caillebotte Seven
182 – Listen to your customer – Anita Roddick
181 – It’s never too late – Judith Curphey
180 – Focus on your work – Christine Ha
Replay 164 – You don’t need to be an expert – Lisa Blair
179 – There is no average
178 – Don’t lose sight of the collective impact of your decisions
177 – Create a space where ideas are shared – Ron Howard
176 – Connect your change to something known and familiar – Run-DMC and Aerosmith
175 – Don't miss the big picture
174 – We have enough – Kurt Vonnegut and Joseph Heller
173 – Knowledge can come from any source with Maria Marenco
172 – Feedback doesn’t work
171 – Everybody matters
170 – One person can change the world
Replay 136 – Experiences change minds
169 – Model beneficial behaviours
168 – It’s not about you
167 – Believe in your people
166 – Don’t let money be your purpose
165 – Well-managed diverse teams are more productive
Replay 126 – Company values give confidence
164 – You don’t need to be an expert
163 – Understand the culture you’re operating in
162 – Use contrast to make an impact
161 – Plans often go astray
160 – Challenge your assumptions
159 – Try and try and try again
158 – Don’t argue, influence
157 – Take it one step at a time
156 – Adopt transparent systems
155 – Don't ignore the Dottie in your life
154 – Less is more
153 – Focus on your goal
152 – Present a united front
151 – Balance performance and engagement
Anecdotally Speaking’s mid-year break
150 – In praise of small stories
Replay 112 – FedEx helicopter story absolutely positively flies
149 – Natural selection of the fittest story
148 – When sense takes flight
147 – The chemistry of hot and cold states
146 – The Assistant Director’s cut
145 – Dark mansions made of cubes and squares
144 – Science warms up to story
Replay 107 – You just might do it if you don’t know you can’t
143 – Not exactly a man cave
Replay 075 – Conflict is essential to collaboration
142 – Million-dollar bathroom basin
141 – Rocket science propelling librarians
140 – When you desperately need your plan B
139 – Contract bondage no good by George
138 – Scurvy sailors served sauerkraut
137 – Journeys of heroes and Beatles
136 – It’s like riding a new bike
135 – Noticing the cut versus feeling the pain
134 – Look for the good and trust in the work
Replay 034 – When baggage really flies
133 – Potter spells initiative
132 – Wolves, cane toads and tubby ships
Replay 023 – Industrial design with child’s play
131 – Did you have a nice Grand Slam, darling?
130 – Superwoman with x-ray vision
129 – The unexpected supporter
128 – Collaboration and diversity is how you make progress
127 – The mould that broke the staph
126 – Shattering decision on pet food quality
125 – Lending a hose to neighbours on fire
124 – When the stakes are sky high
123 – Tragic consequences of standing by
119 – Don’t do your block buster
113 – Low vaulting horse raises the bar
105 – A rose by any other clinical name
102 – Hidden Figures the prequel
099 – CEO becomes late chairman
098 – Gender biased snow job really hurts
097 – Beware your inner thespian
096 – Boarders stories and smoking guns
095 – Wolf stories in sheep's clothing
094 – Building bridges to thaw the frozen
093 – Green team schemes screen fiends
092 – Seg no way
091 – Fire chief's great instincts before bingo bango
090 – Corporate Storytelling—Job applications and interviews
088 – Corporate Storytelling—Strategy development and communication with Melodie Potts Rosevear