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In an A.I.-Driven World, Storytelling Is Becoming Leadership’s Most Critical Skill

Zoë Arden, a fellow at the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership and author of Story-Centred Leadership, examines why storytelling is rapidly becoming one of the most critical leadership skills as organizations move toward 2026. Arden argues that in an era shaped by A.I.-driven communication, hybrid work and growing trust deficits, leaders who can create meaning through narrative will be best positioned to build credibility, align stakeholders and guide organizations through uncertainty.
By Zoë Arden
Behold, the muse! (Justin Joffe for Observer)

Joanna Newsom Transcends Space and Time in Brooklyn

Inside Flatbush's restored Kings Theatre, Ms. Newsom lulls a sold-out audience into rapt meditation.
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The Power of Storytellers

We live in a time of monstrous evil, a time that requires powerful witness and courageous storytelling.
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