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“Feedback is a gift,” says Morgan in an episode of the comedy series Nobody Wants This set in Los Angeles. “So lay it on.” While this character is looking for feedback on dating relationships, she captures a higher truth applicable to all of us. Honest feedback is a gift. Feedback helps us understand the world and ourselves from some else’s point of view. Whe...

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Performance reviews are nerve-wracking for everyone. Career decisions and remuneration may hang in the balance. You want your manager to see your past year’s accomplishments the way you see them. So the question becomes: How do you prepare for your annual review?

The answer to this question is “storytelling”—if you take the time to apply  href="https://www.forbe...

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Reena Kansal’s family and friends were surprised when she joined a storytelling company. She had been an engineer-cum-consultant and product manager living and breathing technical details. Now Leadership Story Lab’s Chief Operating Officer, Reena loves how creativity is unlocked through the structure she’s learned in Leadership Story Lab’s Certified Story Facilitator ...

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Think of the last time you couldn’t put down a book, or when you found yourself watching another episode of a show when you should have been in bed an hour ago. What happened? Your discipline isn’t lacking a tune up.  It’s because suspense was at work — engaging, you, the audience. You wanted to know what happened next. How was the problem solved?

Suspense...

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When Erin Porteous started working for the Boys and Girls Club of Denver, she worked two jobs so that she could make ends meet. But because she loved the mission, she didn’t mind. Now as the CEO of the Boy and Girls Clubs of Denver, Colorado, Erin’s role is pri...

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