Geoff Mead returns to the Swamp to discuss narrative leadership. Often acts of leading begin as a conversation. A conversation that might be internal or conversations with other people. It is important for people who choose to lead, to understand how to craft and use narrative to mobilize people to take action. Geoff helps us understand how to do this work in this episode.
Geoff is the founding director of Narrative Leadership Associates, a consultancy focused on the use of storytelling for sustainable leadership. He is a master guide in the emerging field of narrative leadership and storytelling in organizations. He will share some stories and offer us guidance on how we can adapt our narrative to support the life we seek to live.
Geoff’s Links
Personal Blog. www.cominghometostory.com
Centre for Narrative Leadership (not for profit) www.narrativeleadership.org
Narrative Leadership Associates (business) www.narrativeleadership.com
Geoff’s Books
Telling the Story: The Heart and Soul of Successful Leadership
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