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Recent Blook Posts
The last twenty posts that have been published are listed below:
- Conversational Leadership Across the Power Spectrum Power changes the reach of our influence, not our capacity to lead
- AI Sycophancy in Conversation ** What happens when our AI thinking partner becomes too agreeable
- The Value and Risks of Anthropomorphising AI in Conversation How human should our conversations with AI become?
- Working with the Conversational Freedom We Have Practising Conversational Leadership when our freedom to act is constrained
- The Stuff in Between ** Why relationships and interactions matter more than we think
- Interthinking Is Real How conversation becomes part of the thinking process
- Safe-to-fail Conversations Using conversation as a probe when the way forward is uncertain
- Meeting the Enemy How Deeyah Khan uses conversation to understand people drawn to extremism
- Interthinking: Thinking Together Why our best thinking often happens in conversation
- Information Is Not a Thing Information emerges through perception and interpretation
- Information in Physics How physics gives information a very different meaning
- The Power of Random Conversations Creating the conditions for knowledge to spread through conversation
- Human Conversations and AI Conversations ** Some differences will fade, others may remain
- Talking Too Much Good conversations are everyone's responsibility
- The Risks and Challenges of Bringing AI Into Conversation How AI can affect trust, judgement, power, and human dialogue
- Human Rights and Obligations Why values matter only when lived through action and relationships
- Rethinking Conversation in the Age of AI What changes when an AI joins the dialogue, and what might we gain?
- AI in the Room Making AI part of a shared Zoom conversation
- In Complex Situations Cause and Effect Can Only Be Understood in Retrospect Why prediction breaks down in complex situations
- Philosophy as a Relational Practice Philosophy, responsibility, and meaning in everyday life
Recent Pages
The last five pages that have been published are listed below:
- Orientation to Conversational Leadership An orientation to the ideas, principles, and practice
- Why Conversational Leadership Matters Why conversation, shared responsibility, and thinking together matter in a complex world
- Quote of the Day Subscribe to receive a random quotation each day
- Member Login
- My Courses
Recent Updates
The last ten posts/pages that have been updated are listed below:
- Conversational Leadership Future Events Future Talks, Knowledge Cafés and Workshops
- Conversational Leadership Across the Power Spectrum Power changes the reach of our influence, not our capacity to lead
- Working with the Conversational Freedom We Have Practising Conversational Leadership when our freedom to act is constrained
- AI Sycophancy in Conversation ** What happens when our AI thinking partner becomes too agreeable
- The Value and Risks of Anthropomorphising AI in Conversation How human should our conversations with AI become?
- The Stuff in Between ** Why relationships and interactions matter more than we think
- Choosing to Practice Conversational Leadership It's not just about having better conversations
- Power and Politics in Conversation Conversational Leadership meets organisational reality
- Leadership Is a Practice Not a Position of Authority Anyone can practice leadership
- Connection Is the Work Rethinking Conversation (001/003)
Recent People
The last five people that have been added are listed below:
- David Whyte Poet and thinker exploring the human side of work and conversation
- Mikhail Bakhtin Russian philosopher of language, dialogue, and the social nature of meaning
- Martin Buber Jewish philosopher of dialogue and human relationships
- Rupert Wegerif Professor of Education at Cambridge University
- Carl Sagan American astronomer, planetary scientist, cosmologist, astrophysicist, astrobiologist, author, and science communicator.
Recent Books
The last five books that have been added are listed below:
- The Constitution of Knowledge By Jonathan Rauch (2021)
- Let’s Talk: How to Have Better Conversations By Nihal Arthanayake
- Words and Minds: How We Use Language to Think Together by Neil Mercer (2000)
- Interthinking: Putting Talk to Work by Karen Littleton, Neil Mercer (2013)
- Oracy: the Transformative Power of Finding Your Voice by Neil Mercer
Recent Papers
The last five papers that have been added are listed below:
- Ten Years in Knowledge Management David Gurteen
- Teaching Innovation, Conversations, Community of Practice: Using Knowledge Cafe’s to Share Teaching Best Practice … D.J. Cranfield, D. Gurteen (2020)
- Knowledge Café’s, Informal Conversations, Sharing Teaching Best Practice Desireé Cranfield, David Gurteen (2020)
- Knowledge Sharing and Knowledge Cafés – a Case Study in Higher Education Desireé J Cranfield, Isabella M Venter, Sue Evans, Ellen Spender
- Knowledge Café: New Approach in Teaching and Learning at Higher Learning Institutions Noryana Ahmad Khusaini, Mohd Shamsul Daud, Seri Intan Idayu Shahrul Asari, Nordibradini Selamat
Recent Videos
The last five videos that have been added are listed below:
- Touchy Feely Crap Peter Block
- A Time to Think Nancy Kline
- What Is Conversational Leadership? – Conversations with KMI Series David Gurteen and John Hovell
- Dialogic OD Edgar Schein
- In Conversation: Episode 18: What Is the Relationship Between Storytelling & Conversational Leadership? Thursday 6 November 2025
Recent Quotations
The last five quotations that have been added are listed below:
- Not All of Us Can Do Great Things. but We Can Do Small Things with Great Love Mother Theresa
- Epistemic Loneliness Derived from contemporary psychological discussions on Epistemic Loneliness
- When Conversation Becomes Too Small Unknown
- The Secret of Success Henry Ford
- An Iron Prescription Against Ideology Charlie Munger
Recent Blog Posts
The last five blog posts that have been added are listed below:
- Reading Worth Your Time Curated links, September 2026
- Quote of the Month September 2026
- Thinking Again About Interthinking How a Knowledge Café sent me back to the idea
- Connecting Chatgpt to My Working World How MCP is changing the way I work with AI
- The Adjacent Possible on a Chessboard How a game of chess can help us understand what becomes possible next
Recent Comments
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