Show Notes
The Talk It Up Unconference
Welcome to this special episode of Beyond Consultation - the wrap-up of the Talk It Up Unconference 2022!
This episode is not one of our usual interviews, but a collection of conversations from the first ever Talk It Up Unconference that I attended recently in Hamilton.
Think of today's episode as one of those degustation meals, where you get lots of small courses and they're all really good.
Talk It Up was organized by four local government friends and co-conspirators who found that the best part of the conferences they often attend are the conversations and the connections made during the breaks...
You’ll hear stories like:
How inspiration struck one council after an employee accidentally shared a phallic-shaped weather report on Facebook...
The power of reframing 'no' into 'not yet'
How we can harness the uniqueness of government where nobody is competing against each other.
This is for everyone who attended, and for those who missed out. Enjoy!
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