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Welcome to our podcast, Anecdotally Speaking. Each week we tell a business story, talk about why it works and discuss where you might tell it at work. Our aim is to help you build your story repertoire.
Hi. I'm Aaron Tsuru and this is my podcast, Anecdotal. I'm a photographer, zinester, writer, videographer, artist, painter, singer, illustrator, momma, father, spouse, cat owner, runner, cyclist, agender genderqueer atheist liberal romantic with vitiligo in New York City. Let's share each other's stories! Love, Aaron Tsuru http://tsurufoto.com http://anecdotalpodcast.tumblr.com
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Anecdotal Evidence with Daniel Johnson, MD
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Anecdotal Evidence with Daniel Johnson, MD
Daniel Johnson, MD
In the medical community, the term "anecdotal evidence" is used dismissively. But our lives as we live and experience them can be thought of as the stories we're writing every day. In his work as a psychiatrist, Daniel Johnson, MD has been deeply moved by the healing stories that have been shared with him over the years. Join him from his home in Asheville, NC where he shares long-form conversatons exploring the interesting and inspiring aspects to life's growth. His guests include practitio ...
It’s not enough to just say something—you need to act too. Listen to hear how Nelson Mandela showed the world that he wholeheartedly believed in reconciliation. The post 129 – The unexpected supporter appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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128 – Collaboration and diversity is how you make progress
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Collaboration and diversity bring progress. Listen to hear how one woman defied gender norms to receive recognition for a scientific breakthrough. The post 128 – Collaboration and diversity is how you make progress appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Not all mistakes lead to failures. Listen to hear how one scientist’s carelessness resulted in a life-saving discovery. The post 127 – The mould that broke the staph appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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126 – Shattering decision on pet food quality
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Company values enable your people to act quickly and have confidence that they’ve made the right decision. Listen to hear a story of values in action from Mars. The post 126 – Shattering decision on pet food quality appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Great leaders communicate in ways that change minds and inspire action. Listen to hear how Franklin Roosevelt used an analogy to shift the events of World War II. The post 125 – Lending a hose to neighbours on fire appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
No matter how unlikely an event seems, it pays to prepare. Listen to hear the inspiring but tragic story of Rick Rescorla, whose meticulous planning saved almost 3,000 people on 9/11. The post 124 – When the stakes are sky high appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Choosing to remain a bystander can have disastrous effects. Listen to hear how 37 people assumed another person would take responsibility and, as a result, a young woman lost her life. The post 123 – Tragic consequences of standing by appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Imperfect conditions don’t equate to imperfect performance. Listen to hear how a solo jazz pianist made the most of what he had and recorded the best selling solo piano album of all time. The post 122 – Grumpy maestros and all that jazz appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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121 – Charitable causes for problematic pilgrims
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When you need to solve a problem or initiate a behaviour change, think beyond the obvious solution—you’ll likely find a more effective one. Listen to hear how a small town in Germany flipped a problematic march on its head. The post 121 – Charitable causes for problematic pilgrims appeared first on Anecdote.…
Problems are inevitable but solvable. Listen to hear how an English mathematician solved a 358-year-old maths problem. The post 120 – How to love a maths problem appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Going with your gut is likely to lead you down the wrong path. Listen to hear how ignoring the data led to Blockbuster’s demise. The post 119 – Don’t do your block buster appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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118 – The grass is greener for the second mouse
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Is there a place for parables in business storytelling? Listen to hear Shawn Callahan share two apocryphal stories that you could use in your workplace. The post 118 – The grass is greener for the second mouse appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Gary Klein once said, “Insight is when you unexpectedly come to a better story.” Listen to hear Shawn and Mike Adams exchange and explain the value of insight stories. The post 117 – How a story illuminates an insight appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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116 – The client hero story in your sales example
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It’s time to rethink the case study. Listen to hear how a success story can transform your sales process. The post 116 – The client hero story in your sales example appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
When circumstances change, the vision that brought you success in the past must also change. Listen to hear how a bra manufacturer overcame the challenges of the bra-burning movement of the 1970s. The post 115 – Less support gives more liberation appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Often an idea will need a reality check—can it be executed? Listen to hear how a senior leader at Microsoft discovered the impact of storytelling. The post 114 – Tails with the Raj of mice and men appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Attitude has a significant impact on performance. Listen to hear how a Russian gymnast went from storming out of one Olympic event to winning gold in the next. The post 113 – Low vaulting horse raises the bar appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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112 – FedEx helicopter story absolutely positively flies
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If you give your employees guiding principles rather than rules, they will do amazing things. Listen to hear special guest Doug Keeley’s favourite business story of all time. The post 112 – FedEx helicopter story absolutely positively flies appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Don’t get too fixed in your thinking, be ready to shift or adapt. Listen to hear how one CEO, set in his ways, caused his company’s market share to plummet. The post 111 – Apple devours Blackberry pie slice appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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110 – Foreign ideas triggering the cultural immune system
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Having an impact often depends on asking good questions. Listen to hear how the global phenomenon that is Earth Hour was born out of a question. The post 110 – Foreign ideas triggering the cultural immune system appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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Rerelease 007 – Saving the Citicorp skyscraper
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It can be tempting to turn away from seemingly insurmountable problems, but collaboration will help you find a solution. Listen to hear how a structural engineer saved thousands of people and his reputation through teamwork. The post Rerelease 007 – Saving the Citicorp skyscraper appeared first on Anecdote.…
Change is challenging, and you can’t expect everyone to pick it up immediately. Listen to hear the story behind the insight that produced the innovation diffusion theory. The post 109 – New corn idea falls on deaf ears appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
Steve Jobs was a fantastic storyteller. Listen to hear how, instead of endlessly listing features and benefits, he used an analogy to explain the importance of computers. The post 108 – Jobs fit for a condor appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
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107 – You just might do it if you don’t know you can’t
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Mindset has an incredible impact on performance. Listen to hear how success often depends on our expectations. The post 107 – You just might do it if you don’t know you can’t appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
There are many lessons to be learnt from Lewis and Clark’s expedition to the west coast of the USA. Listen to hear how to use the story as an analogy. The post 106 – Canoes across the Rockies appeared first on Anecdote.Shawn Callahan & Mark Schenk による
