WISDOM AT WORK: The Power of Personal Storytelling to Spark Insight, Breakthrough, and Lifelong Innovation from Mitch Ditkoff
Storytelling at Work
Our new storytelling workshop
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This is the only 142-page book we know of that teaches people how to facilitate kick-ass brainstorming sessions — including 18 creative thinking techniques, tips, tools, guidelines, checklists, rants, and the happy distillation of 27 years worth of … Continue reading
Let’s assume for a moment that you and your company value BIG IDEAS — the kind of ideas that have the potential to change the game, differentiate you from the competition, and spark some major business growth.
Let’s also assume that you and your c… Continue reading
One reason why there isn’t more innovation in most of our lives is because too many of us are working on our own. Not a good idea. Pause for a moment and identify at least one person with whom you need to collaborate. Who is it? What role will they p… Continue reading
My open letter to Donald Trump has just been published in the Huffington Post — my attempt to light a candle instead of cursing the darkness. If you resonate with what I’ve written, please forward it to friends and post on social media. Thanks! Mitch
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Actors want to direct. Directors want to produce. And consultants want to be kick ass speakers. And why not? The pay is good. It doesn’t take much time. And it’s a lot less heavy lifting than most consulting gigs.
Easier said that done, however. Del… Continue reading
Whenever I ask clients to describe the quality of their brainstorm sessions, they usually role their eyes, shake their head, and use words like “suck”, “boring”, or “pitiful.” But when I ask them WHY, they don’t know. And they have very few clues ab… Continue reading
Ever since I was old enough to realize there would never be a want ad in a newspaper that described a job I wanted, I’ve loved working in cafes. I never really thought much about it until a few days ago when a baffled friend of mine asked why I was s… Continue reading
If you’re a creative person regularly involved with starting new projects — the kind unlikely to get results overnight — here’s a simple practice to keep you in a positive frame of mind and save you from the all-too-familiar phenomenon of depressin… Continue reading
If you’re a creative person regularly involved with starting new projects — the kind unlikely to get results overnight — here’s a simple practice to keep you in a positive frame of mind and save you from the all-too-familiar phenomenon of depressin… Continue reading
