Anne Muehlethaler
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Anne Muehlethaler
Russell T. Davies’s observation that good dialogue is ‘two monologues clashing. It’s true in life, never mind drama. Everyone is always, always thinking about themselves.’
Will Storr • The Science of Storytelling: Why Stories Make Us Human, and How to Tell Them Better
“Let this year be the year of kindness. Start being kind to yourself so that you will be kind with everyone else. Let it be the year of love. Let everything you do come from a place of love and compassion. Let it be the year of healing. Allow healing to start with yourself so that what you touch starts healing and returning to its origin…”
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... See moreChange is endlessly fascinating to brains. ‘Almost all perception is based on the detection of change’ says the neuroscientist Professor Sophie Scott. ‘Our perceptual systems basically don’t work unless there are changes to detect.’ In a stable environment, the brain is relatively calm. But when it detects change, that event is immediately
... See moreWill Storr • The Science of Storytelling: Why Stories Make Us Human, and How to Tell Them Better
What struck me most wasn’t just the brilliance in the room. It was the vulnerability. The weariness. The courage to keep showing up for others even when we feel like we’re running on empty. And it wasn’t just about the work we do with clients. It was about the work we do with each other. The work between us.
That phrase—the work between us—has been
... See moreEsther Perel: What helps are moments. Stories. Absconding for coffees or a walk around the block. Asking how your colleague would like to be supported during a difficult time. What helps are real conversations that puncture the performative and make space for the real.
In studying how trust is built between companies and consumers, Urban has found that there are three aspects of trust: confidence (“I believe what you say”), competence (“I believe you have the skills to do what you say”), and benevolence (“I believe you’re acting on my behalf”).
Paul Jarvis • Company of One: Why Staying Small is the Next Big Thing for Business
- In 10 years you will look back and think you were so hot. Can you think it now?
50 things I know
In the words of Anne Frank, “I can shake off everything as I write; my sorrows disappear, my courage is reborn.”