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PowerPoint Is Innocent

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A reflection on the use – or misuse – of PowerPoint as a presentation aid.

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Quotation – Benjamin Franklin

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For having lived long, I have experienced many instances of being obliged, by better information or fuller consideration, to change opinions, even on important subject

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Change: Miracles Take a Little Longer

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Unrealistic expectations of a change initative can sometimes sabotage the desired change …

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True Collaboration

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What is ‘true collaboration’? It’s much more than simply ‘working together’. It’s far more than a short-term strategic alliance to access funding! …

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Appreciative Questions & the MAT Chat E-Book

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The story of how Appreciative Inquiry – and appreciative questions – helped nine martial artists write about their journeys as martial arts practitioners and teachers.

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Appreciative Inquiry: Belgium Bound

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We’re heading for the 2012 World Appreciative Inquiry Conference in Belgium

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King Leslie: The Allan Key for Successful Blogging

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Our colleague and associate Leslie Allan, recently awarded Top 10 Blogger of 2011 by HR Toolbox, shares his key to blogging success.

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