Posts Tagged with Behaviour

Body Language

The articles and studies about body language that I have read mostly seem to be assertions made by experts about how the motivations and intentions of the subjects they observe are revealed through the stances … Continue reading

Storytelling

I have noticed a significant increase in the focus and importance placed on the act and art of storytelling as an indispensable part of public speaking and presenting over the last few years. Actually, this … Continue reading

Say Anything…

The 1989 film Say Anything… tells the story of a high school underachiever called Lloyd from the wrong side of the tracks who falls for Diane, the girl of his dreams in the form of the … Continue reading

Communiqué

The soundtrack to the summer of 1985 was, without a doubt, Dire Straits’ fifth album Brothers in Arms. Dominating the airwaves and selling well over 30 million copies around the world, it brought the Compact … Continue reading

Four Player

One of the more useful frameworks that I refer to in my work is the four-player model, part of the theory of structural dynamics created by David Kantor, an American systems psychologist, whose work was first … Continue reading