Posted on March 8, 2013, in CRM, Customer Engagement, Customer Experience, Customer Philosophy, Leadership / Change / Transformation, Social and tagged Amanda Palmer, Business, climate change, customer experience, customer relationship management, leadership, Marina Abramovic, relationship, The Art of Asking, The Artist is Present. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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I wonder if you can “manage” a relationship.
James
James
A great question. And I totally get where you are coming from. When I think about managing relationships I think of the USA: the white masters and the black slaves.
Maz
Hi Maz,
I have heard a lot about Amanda Palmer but have never heard her speak so thank you for that. A great, touching and inspiring talk. I wonder how many of the people in the TED room will be inspired enough to ask and make themselves vulnerable?
Adrian
Hello Adrian
I am delighted that you found it touching and inspiring. And yes, I wonder the same as you wonder. Perhaps, another interesting question is whether you and I have been inspired to ask. And if we have taken the action.
Maz
Hi Maz,
With my new project, Building the Bridge, I am asking all of the time. It is only through my enthusiasm and asking for the help of others are we making progress
Adrian