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This document discusses the focus of most blogs being on problems rather than solutions. It notes that while problems are analyzed in most blogs, only about 1% take a solution-focused, problem-centered approach. The document encourages focusing on solutions, progress, and the future rather than just problems and the past. It suggests this space could offer a solution-oriented perspective and invites the reader to engage with ideas presented to build on them.
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1) Small conversations can lead to big changes in behaviour and communities over time as people influence each other.
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3) Effective leaders and conversations are needed to take responsibility for sustainability issues and bring people together to solve problems in a way that empowers communities.
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Our Approach in Design
A slideshow that tells a story of conference design and the underpinning principles.
Show Me The Change - Complexity & the Art of Evaluation.
www.showmethechange.net.au
Show Me The Change - Approach
A slideshow that tells a story of conference design and the underpinning principles.
Show Me The Change - Complexity & the Art of Evaluation.
www.showmethechange.net.au
Our Invitation
This document promotes an upcoming conference called "Show Me the Change" taking place May 4-6, 2010 at the Abbotsford Convent in Melbourne, Australia. The conference will focus on evaluating complex human behavior and systems change over two days of discussions and a following day of workshops. It quotes Johnny Depp, Albert Einstein, and Winston Churchill who each expressed fascination with human complexity. Attendees will explore what can and cannot be counted and evaluated when measuring change. The document invites interested people to register on the conference website to share stories and learn about evaluating behavior change.
Forget the Magic Lever & lessons from social media
Here the slides that went with a Keynote Presentation that I had the honor of delivering at the 2009 Melbourne Waste Education Conference & Expo.
I'll follow this one with a version with voice over in a slidecast,
Seth Godin's Presentation Hierarchy
Seth Godin just wrote a blog post called the Hierarchy of Presentations ... for me it struck a chord. I like the plain language he uses so I tuned it into a slideshow presentation to help spread Seth's message. Geoff Brown.
Seth's blog post is here - http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2009/04/the-hierarchy-of-presentations.html
The cartoon on the front cover is by Hugh McLeod at Gaping Void here - http://www.gapingvoid.com/Moveable_Type/archives/003621.html
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Version #2 - Insanely Great Slideshow Presentations
Here's a pdf version of the Insanely Great Slideshow training slideshow. I have added a narrative to some of the slides to help tell the story as viewers flip through the slide-deck. Hope you like it. Geoff and Viv
Iap2trainingpresentation2 090407222114 Phpapp02
This document describes an engagement training program that teaches decision making skills through three modules on planning techniques, communications, and addresses when and how to engage stakeholders. The training is internationally recognized and provides a certificate upon completion of the five-day program. It can be taken as a public course or arranged privately, with reference materials provided and cancellation fees applying under two weeks notice.
Insanely Great Slideshow Presentations - The Why?
A slideshow used by Viv McWaters and I to demonstrate the effective use of slides in our training program called "Insanely Great Slideshow Presentations". In this slideshow we convey key massages about why the Garr Reynolds 'Zen' approach to slideshows is the way to go.
You checkout out a description about the training we offer here - http://www.yesandspace.com.au/?page_id=375
Half the slides here were designed by me and the other half done by Garr Reynolds at Presentation Zen here - http://www.slideshare.net/garr/brain-rules-for-presenters
Black Saturday
I was sent 2 things this morning via email. Anthony's poem written from the heart about the devastating Victorian bushfires ... and a series of images.
At first, the images didn't fit the words and then, when I found images of people that did fit the words, it all seemed too close to home and too intrusive. So, random images with a beautiful poem.
Geoff
Sample Proposal
The proposal is for a keynote presentation at the 2009 Waste Education Conference. The presentation will focus on new ways of thinking about communication that stand out from the crowd, drawing from blogs and books on topics like simple solutions and knowing what to overlook. The goal is for the presentation to inspire change in how attendees communicate by using their head, heart, and hands.
Sculptures that 'once were' in Marysville, Victoria
I am not sure who put these slides together, but they show how beautiful Marysville was a place before the bushfires destroyed the town 2 weeks ago.
Insanely Great Slideshows
'Insanely Great Slideshow Presentations' is a one-day training course to help you communicate your ideas more effectively. Watch the slideshow then contact us for more information if interested. Geoff Brown & Viv McWaters
Sustainable Transport Workshop slides
This slideshow was used at a Sustainable Transport Workshop as a part of the Australian Conservation Foundation’s Green Homes Program. A group of local leaders from the Surf Coast Shire designed the workshop and the slideshow to help workshop participants think more broadly about Sustainable Transport in their regional community.
Many of the individual slides were adapated from existing slideshows created by other creative sparks! We do not take credit for the creation of these slides and thanks the following people:
http://www.slideshare.net/carlosremontti - For Thirst
http://www.slideshare.net/jbrenman - For Shift Happens
http://www.slideshare.net/henriquealves - For Nature Matters
Water Sla Hminar Presentation 2008
This presentation was downloaded by Geoff Brown and adpated for an Australian audience - all recognisition for the design of this slideshow goes to Jeff Brenman - http://www.slideshare.net/jbrenman
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Overview Of Yesandspace 1
- 1. Why? Your Text Here create this
- 2. 5% of blogs are about S OLUTIONS S OLUTION FOCUSED P ROBLEM CENTRED
- 3. Ok, maybe I’m exaggerating …
- 4. it’s actually 1% S OLUTION FOCUSED P ROBLEM CENTRED
- 8. Houston, we have a problem!
- 12. So grab my feed. And visit this space. Say “Yes!”. And hear other perspectives. Say “And”. And build on my ideas.
- 13. THANKYOU ! Geoff Brown Tangent Consulting Slides inspired by Presentation Zen (Garr Reynolds. New Riders, 2008) – Forward by Guy Kawasaki