"Tall, Dark, Handsome and No.1"
A taster ...
“It seems to me that what you do is help people
get a felt sense of the connection between different ways of being and different
ideas - and hence what might need to change for a "sustainable" future.
They often seem to experience what you do as a demonstration of "bravery" that
they could emulate, a sort of liberation, opening to a new set of possibilities
- in which the head takes its place alongside a more emotional knowing.”
Dr Gill Coleman, Bath University Management School
Dr Gill Coleman, Bath University Management School
Footage taken from a half-day session with practising managers at Bath University Management School.
"Stunning!"
The Guardian
The Guardian
“I loved the mix: the brilliance, gravity, humour,
sadness, fun and laughter. I was inspired to experiment with how I can challenge
what is expected of me...”
Melanie Siggs, Sustainability Communications Consultant
Melanie Siggs, Sustainability Communications Consultant
“I was a about to start a process with the Group
Executive on ‘sustainability’ having worked with them a lot in
a different context – formal presentations, rational stuff – all
within their comfort zone... Then along came ‘Tall, Dark etc.’ to
challenge me... showing me a different ways of doing things... The result was
different enough to make a difference, but not so different that I couldn’t
do it...”
Mark Gater, Britannia Building Society
Mark Gater, Britannia Building Society
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