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April 1, 2003

Story Telling

Explore the origins and context of using storytelling as a self-improvement technique, where writing narratives about desired changes helps achieve personal goals and transformation.

By Seb Anthony

Does anyone know the origin (originator/context) for the technique of writing a story about what you want to improve, in order to achieve it?
Brian Birkby

Does anyone know the origin (originator/context) for the technique of writing a story about what you want to improve, in order to achieve it?
Brian Birkby

One Response

TrainingZone says:

April 1, 2003 at 1:09 pm

Denning?
I was tempted to say Homer (not Simpson), but perhaps you are referring to the work of Stephen Denning?

http://www.stevedenning.com/

His context is knowledge management and change management.

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