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Meet Daniel. I design conversations for a living and so do you. Our lives are defined by the conversations we can and can’t have. Our teams and organizations are defined by the conversations they can and can’t have. Leadership is the art of creating the conditions for a transformative conversation. Conversations are the smallest unit of change.
Daniel Stillman designs conversations for a living and insists that you do, too. As an executive coach and facilitator, he works with the leaders of companies of all shapes and sizes on their leadership and team dynamics as well as on product and organizational innovation.
The Conversation Factory is Daniel Stillman’s Conversation Laboratory. Daniel designs conversations for a living, and insists that you do, too. He works with organizations like Google, Nike and Visa to help them frame and sustain productive dialog, deepen their facilitation skills, and coach them through the innovation process.
Blog — Daniel Stillman. The Support Matrix. In early May of 2023, the surgeon general of the US released an advisory report calling attention to the loneliness epidemic. If you’re new to this topic, in short, people today have fewer friends and fewer systems of support than ever before. Why is this important?
Dec 14, 2023 · Author of Good Talk and host of The Conversation Factory podcast, Daniel Stillman shares insights from his journey through user experience research and industrial design into designing conversations between people.
May 1, 2020 · Daniel Stillman's Good Talk provides a user's manual to that most everyday of things – conversations. First of all he describes the how and why of conversations and why they matter. Because they are so everyday, we tend to think we have them down.
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May 1, 2020 · Daniel Stillman’s Good Talk gives us a powerful framework that unpacks and makes explicit all of our choices when interacting with other people across many contexts. The wide-ranging material provides a practical reference and an essential playbook.
