Soundbite: Keith Coats

I wholeheartedly agree with Keith Coats’ views on the leadership of the future, and the need to foster, nurture, grow and develop relationships within a business. Yes, yes, yes, I hear my team say in unison - it is that deep-seated relationship deep within the business that reflects how we deal with our customers, clients, suppliers and colleagues…

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Soundbite: Philip Pullman

‘Thou shalt not’ is soon forgotten, but ‘Once upon a time’ will last forever…

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Soundbite: Stephen Carter

Wise words in MT from the CEO of Ofcom…

All organisations are no more than the sum total of the talent of their people and the energy they bring to bear on their task

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Soundbite: Walter Simonson

Storytelling can help both the listener and the teller to better understand purpose and meaning, friendship and fear, being young and growing older.Walter Simonson

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Soundbite: Ben Okri

In storytelling there is always transgression, and in all art. Without transgression, without the red boundary, there is no danger, no risk, no frisson, no experiment, no discovery and no creativity. Without disturbing something of the complete order of things, there is no challenge, and no pleasure, and certainly no joy. All true artists suspect that if the world really knew what they were doing they would be punished. Quietly, or dramatically, storytellers are reorganisers of accepted reality, dreamers of alternative histories, disturbers of deceitful sleep.Ben Okri

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