In all the communities we are a part of, we have ‘hero’ stories – Do we agree with what we are communicating – overtly and subtly?
The Stories We Tell
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From the Blog on Stories
Disconnected
As we become more digital and buy into the industrial mindset of organisations, of lifestyle, we become further disconnected from nature.
Trust Point
We need a prompt to tell interesting stories, but the prompts do not matter. They start the stories which enable reaching the trust point.
The Sock Principle of Technology
However sleek, thin, and dressy my socks were, they didn’t last a day when I wore them in my work boots. The same can be said about technology.
To Be Continued
Stories impact how we experience change. And change itself is a story. And our stories are never finished, they are always ‘to be continued’.
Ideas and Inspiration
Few of us walk out of Ikea having bought one of the rooms on display. But many of us have been inspired by something we saw. Ideas come to life in many different ways.
Grandma, Stories, & Culture
Change makers also know that the stories we tell change overtime or what we emphasise changes. Stories are about identity and so too is culture.
Culture: Secrets and the Stories we Tolerate
So when stories we tell make fun of someone’s ethnicity, gender, appearance, ability AND is tolerated, we communicate it is ok.
Wrong Incentives can come from Good Intentions
Stories can bring different perspectives to life. We can have good intentions, but stories can help us see how they create the wrong incentives.