Sunday, July 13, 2014

Serendipity indeed!


Serendipity indeed!

The storytelling presentation showed us how different we are in all dimensions, and that it can result in great combinations of all our thoughts.  Not even discussing what are we going to present each of us came up with the idea, presentation style and examples that were totally different. We never repeated the ideas of one another and the flow of the presentation gave us the perfect picture of what is storytelling, what shall we stay in our story, how should we do it, how we shouldn’t do it and what examples should we use in order the reader to understand our story. The perfect definition of that storytelling chapter is unity in diversity.

But the coin has two sides, so at Friday our diversity showed us that having so different views could also bring us to the different answers of the same question. While building this expansion strategy we answer the question what would work in our own country and the results of course don’t mach. Having this in mine I think its obvious that that we ended up arguing and defending our own point of view. Key learning from this storytelling chapter- don’t focus too much on what is different in our views, but try find a consensus in all the point we all agree.

 To sum my key learning from this week:
  • -       storytelling is about emotions
  • -       in order story to work it should target the right audience
  • -       don’t discuss the concept serendipity
  • -       using diversity is not easy, but it definitely brings great results

3 comments:

  1. I agree with your key learning Inna, that we should always strive for consensus and the things that we can agree on! And once again, I like the fact there are key learnings for the week. You should seriously print this out every week and stick it on the wall behind you. :)

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  2. Hahaha my favourite learning is "don't discuss the concept serendipity". I share your thoughts and agree with trying to find unity in diversity. I think establishing some ground rules for discussions will help us!

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  3. Serendipity indeed, you just ask your future roommate!
    AND get a tattoo eventually as you said! haha!

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