Month: March 2013

What Is The Number One Objection To Learning And Development? Time. How Do You Overcome It? Take Them On The Journey.

To live a great story, don’t wish away the pain. To tell a great story, don’t pretend there wasn’t any.

“What do I say now?” How good segues strengthen your ideas, make your slide transitions sing, and add meaning to your stories.

How Mistakes Create Critical Business Stories That Build Resilience – The Story Compass Series: Knowledge Stories

Say It With Charts!

Don’t present your chart… direct it!

If You Want To Blow Any Computer Out Of The Water…Tell A Story.

Have a fast car? Who cares? What’s your story?

In This COVID Crisis, We Don’t Need Corporate Jargon. Please.

Stop Ignoring Them! How to Engage Your Audience Tip #1

How Is Your Day Going?

If we think “Story” is a passing fad we can ignore, we haven’t just lost the plot. We never grasped it in the first place.

You Have To Spend Some Money to See In The Dark

7000 views (and growing) on a LinkedIn post about text etiquette…!

“I love what you do, but do you have to use the word ‘story’?”

Say my name! But why?

How do I tell the truth with data?

How to fake confidence during a presentation?

Corporate storytelling is great…unless it is a fiction.

Pipeline Wars highlights the power of story

Two bands, two vibes.

A Story of Oil – Finally!

How much money are we wasting on bad presentations?

A tour of the world with Hillary Rodham Clinton

Quote of the day

The Turbo Encapulator. What’s that you said?

The Power of Vulnerability

Trust

Just the facts, ma’am.

Be a great scientist….which is to say, become a great visual communicator.

But I’m a scientist. Not a communicator.

Don’t the facts speak for themselves?

TED Rehearsal – We Have A Story!

Consistency Builds a Brand

Why worry about the nerves when it’s the story that matters?

Prezzip

Quote of the day

Don’t underestimate emotion

What about that, ahem, elephant over there?

Technical doesn’t have to be boring…