This gives an overview of the key ideas and sources for this positive and effective way of enabling change. Thank you, Kendy.

This conference session used appreciative inquiry to help people develop their team working, learning and customer service.

This is a simple way for you to end a workshop. Everyone leaves feeling positive about themselves and has something to treasure, including you.

This is a forum for individuals interested in learning more about the practice of Appreciative Inquiry

It is odd that everyone likes to be and feel appreciated and that it is so rewarding to give, yet there is not much about in organisations and families. I give some thoughts on why this happens and some practical things we can do about it.

You tell your story to an interested listener and think about your peak experiences using a simple tool. As a result you learn what you are on the planet to do. The experience is profound.

This contains a few radical but positive ideas. The most radical may be that we could love politicians and help them rather than criticising and blaming.

This describes a very simple way to be happier and to make other people happier.

Appreciative questions to explore with your partner. They will help you feel and get closer.

The causes of success of technology projects are "soft". They are about the managment of the project. Still only 16% of projects succeed.

This short workshop helped people appreciate the strengths of their organisation, build an attractive shared vision and decide how to achieve it.

This simple exercise can have a profound positive effect on participant's confidence in themsleves and each other. Joy Knudson describes how she used it to help young mother's grow in self esteem and mutual trust.

This short piece proposes that, as we elect politicians to serve us, helping them would be more effective than blaming and criticising them .

How you can use appreciation to be an effective manager and influencer.