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Storytelling in business

Carlos Salas, journalist, expert in storytelling and collaborating professor at Proa Comunicación, details what has changed in society so that storytelling, whose practice was linked more to the field of storytelling and journalism but in recent years has been imposed in the business and political sphere. Carlos details what people mean when they talk about storytelling, how it can be applied in the corporate environment, what a storytelling class consists of and what skills are learned.

José Antonio R. Piedrabuena -- Interview with Dr. Palacios, Director of the Palacios Institute Medical Centre

Dr. Piedrabuena interviews Dr. Santiago Palacios, gynaecologist and specialist in Menopause and Women's Health, director of the Instituto Palacios Medical Centre, on the importance of women's health care at all stages. This VIDEO can be reproduced whenever...

Red lines

The reconstruction phase will soon begin, in which we have to be on the ground to prevent damage to one of the social systems that, although perfectible, works best in our country: the pension system. There is no doubt that in...

Red lines

The reconstruction phase will soon begin, in which we have to be on site to avoid the damage that can occur to one of the social systems that, although perfectible, works best in our country: the pension system. There is no doubt that Spanish and European bodies are preparing documents...

José Barros -- From Steiner to Scruton, the power of humanism

What is the name of the rose, does the rose essence exist or is its concept a mere linguistic representation? The question of universals, which with the world......

José Antonio R. Piedrabuena -- Sleeping from a medical point of view

From infancy to old age, you should sleep between seven and eight hours, plus a nap. It is not true that older people should sleep less, but adolescents suffer from a readjustment of their circadian rhythm and become sleepy later. Sleeping less for days at a time attacks the...

Cristina García Alonso -- Best to remember Santa Barbara before it thunders

The well-known saying 'We only remember Santa Barbara when it thunders' could be fully applicable to the relationship between companies and communication. It is not uncommon to hear some managers say: "We don't need communication, because we are doing so well" ... Until the results stop going so well....

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