Our latest interview with Andrew Melville.
Episode 019 of the Ideas Architect Podcast.
Our Topic
Andrew Melville is a master of communication. With a background as a journalist, in PR, as a radio show host, community worker and university lecturer he’s tackled communication from many angles. Add to this his empathy for and understanding of the Maori culture and you get a unique perspective on defining your purpose and designing your vision through the use of story.
In this Podcast Episode…
- How to use story to translate your vision into day-to-day action
- How to be authentic in your social media interactions
- The importance of your life pattern
- The limits of Journalism and PR
- The shortest story ever written
- The power of the backstory in shaping who you are
- The role of the Maori oral traditions in enhancing their communities
- Stories for practical purposes
- The Era of Integration – heart, soul and mind
- The Intuitive Element to communication
- How stories can save you time
- How stories can overcome the Crisis of Engagement
- Why your failures are the key to your Authenticity
- How to move from ‘gloom to gloss’ and back again
- The Critical Components of an Effective Story
- Why telling your story is the key to being on purpose
- Using your daily observations to create engaging stories
- The key to Creativity
- What’s missing in most Vision and Mission Statements
- Why our education system is failing us
- The power of metaphor
- Why we need both verbosity and brevity
- The power of embedding
- Why clarity changes your relationship to time
Show Links
- The shortest story ever written – Hemingway
- Andrew Melville at Spoke.co.nz
- Andrew on Twitter: @anarum
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