interactive storytelling and leading forward
In some ways, these are less storytelling per se and more story play, but it's certainly interesting to see this pop up in the Chronicle blogosphere. http://chronicle.com/blogs/profhacker/starter-exercises-for-interactive-storytelling/60303?cid=at&utm_source=at&utm_medium=en Tomorrow I lead a 3.5 hour workshop for the Leading Forward training on campus for Advancement (read: fundraising). This is the fourth or fifth such workshop I've developed for them, this one called "Your Leading Story." Highlights include an overview of storytelling (teller, tale, audience) as a concept and as a practice, ethical storytelling practices, the importance of retelling and listening to the development of a story, authenticity in leadership, and two workshop sessions on "your leadership story" and on using concepts from The Leadership Challenge by Kouzes and Posner as a basis for a leadership-focuses presentation illustrated with stories of successful leadershi