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Andrew Scott
Jan 19, 2023
Implicit Positive Values
A group of coaches who have been working together on the Shifting Stories ideas got in touch recently to ask me for clarification about...
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Andrew Scott
Apr 11, 2020
Re-writing my own story - again
As part of a Leadership Team Coaching programme that I am doing at present, we were asked to think of the best and the worst teams we...
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Andrew Scott
Jan 6, 2020
Re-Storying Death
For Christmas, I was given With the End in Mind: Dying, Death and Wisdom in an age of Denial. It is a fascinating book, written by...
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Andrew Scott
Jul 15, 2019
Coaching an International Athlete
The title of this blog post, whilst accurate, is perhaps a bit overstated: the international athlete concerned is my youngest daughter...
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Andrew Scott
Jul 3, 2019
Coaching into some new, more helpful, stories...
I had a very interesting coaching session with a client recently, who we’ll call Jane, as that’s not her name. She had found it very...
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Andrew Scott
Feb 17, 2019
A Self-help Version...
Today I came across an interesting article on the TED site about a book and TED X talk by Dr John Sharp. Essentially, he is describing a...
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Andrew Scott
Feb 3, 2019
A Classic Case...
There’s been an extraordinary news story in the US recently that seems to me to illustrate some of the ideas sitting behind the ManyStory...
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Andrew Scott
Oct 26, 2018
Shifting a Conflict
One of the projects I have been working on recently, with my excellent colleague Jan Allon-Smith, has been resolving and long-standing,...
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Andrew Scott
Oct 5, 2018
Juries and Stories (2)
Further to my last post on this, there is one story I want to explore a bit more; and that is Believe Women. My suspicion is that this...
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Andrew Scott
Oct 2, 2018
Juries and Stories
Before the summer break, I was on Jury Service. It was a fascinating, if harrowing, experience, not least from the point of view of the...
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Andrew Scott
Sep 20, 2018
Shifting Stories compared to the Thinking Partnership approach to coaching
I wrote this essay as part of the qualifying process to be a Thinking Partnership Coach, and thought that it might be of interest to...
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Andrew Scott
Jun 14, 2018
The most elegant example of Shifting a Story...
In Current Psychotherapies, Raymond Corsini recounts what he calls 'the most successful and elegant psychotherapy I have ever done.' It...
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Andrew Scott
Jun 10, 2018
Making the story visual
On my main blog (here) I have written about my recent experiments with the Visual Explorer images/cards which I bought recently. In...
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Andrew Scott
Apr 16, 2018
Shifting Stories and the Thinking Environment
As part of my qualifying with Nancy Kline's organisation as a Time To Think Coach, I am writing an essay comparing Coaching in a Thinking...
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Andrew Scott
Jan 27, 2018
Stories and sabotage...
The much-viewed and much-commented-on interview of Jordan Peterson by Cathy Newman (which can be seen here) is very interesting as an...
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Andrew Scott
Dec 10, 2017
From Strategy to Leakage
I have been thinking further about the stories we tell in organisations. I blogged recently about my four box model, considering aspects...
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Andrew Scott
Nov 23, 2017
Shifting Another Story: Towards Balance
One of my unhelpful stories about myself is that I am lazy. It is not a story without some foundation, as well. However, it is unhelpful,...
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Andrew Scott
Nov 6, 2017
What is truth?
This question was famously posed by the cynical, political Pontius Pilate. In my previous post, I suggested drawing a distinction between...
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Andrew Scott
Oct 28, 2017
A Four Box Model
I have long been a fan of four box models: whether the Eisenhower (urgency/importance) grid, the very useful conscious/competence model...
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Andrew Scott
Oct 11, 2017
The Productive Researcher
Today, Professor Mark Reed publishes his latest book, The Productive Researcher. It's a good book: he has interviewed many successful...
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