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David Hutchens help leaders find and tell their stories. Stephen M.R. Covey says, “David has the ability to convey key messages in a way that is both simple and profound.”
He has taught the Storytelling Leader program all over the world at some of the most influential organizations — and he’s written many books, including most recently the Circle of the 9 Muses* and The Leadership Story Deck*. He is the co-creator with Susan Gerke of the GO Team program.
In this conversation, David and I explore the importance of storytelling, especially during uncertain times. David teaches us the framework of the kinds of stories leaders can tell for continuity, novelty, and transition. Leaders can use one of all of these frameworks to help connect and inspire during difficult times.
The continuity story highlights identity, values, and founding principles — things that will never change.
Example:
The novelty story shows what is new and focuses attention on innovation and possibility.
Example:
The transition story dives in on change and learning — and illuminates a journey of shared progress.
Examples:
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David Hutchens help leaders find and tell their stories. Stephen M.R. Covey says, “David has the ability to convey key messages in a way that is both simple and profound.”
He has taught the Storytelling Leader program all over the world at some of the most influential organizations — and he’s written many books, including most recently the Circle of the 9 Muses* and The Leadership Story Deck*. He is the co-creator with Susan Gerke of the GO Team program.
In this conversation, David and I explore the importance of storytelling, especially during uncertain times. David teaches us the framework of the kinds of stories leaders can tell for continuity, novelty, and transition. Leaders can use one of all of these frameworks to help connect and inspire during difficult times.
The continuity story highlights identity, values, and founding principles — things that will never change.
Example:
The novelty story shows what is new and focuses attention on innovation and possibility.
Example:
The transition story dives in on change and learning — and illuminates a journey of shared progress.
Examples:
Activate your free membership for full access to the entire library of interviews since 2011, searchable by topic.

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