People: Theodore Zeldin (1)It’s up to us to decide on the kind of conversations we have.
The way we talk at the office or factory shapes the work we do; it’s not just machines which force us to be obedient.
I want to show how we could make our work a lot less boring and frustrating if we learned to talk differently.
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- Intimate Conversations Conversations with strangers
- Make Big Talk Make big talk not small talk
- Theodore Zeldin’s Conversation Dinners Dinner and a stimulating conversation with a stranger
- What Is a Real Conversation? There is more to conversation than just talking or exchanging messages
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Online Knowledge Café: Conversational Leadership — Beyond Knowledge Management
Wednesday 17th March 2026, 14:00 - 15:30 London time
Knowledge Management gives us access to information, but it does not decide or act. In this Knowledge Café, we will explore how Conversational Leadership builds on KM by strengthening shared reasoning, judgement, and agency. Join us to examine how we think together when knowledge alone is not enough.
This quotation is part of a blook on Conversational Leadership. It is one of many quotations that have influenced my thinking on the subject. Parts of this blook have restricted access. You may browse the pages open to you, but you will need to register and be approved before you can login and access the full site. When you register, you may also sign-up to receive a quotation of the day by email.