Training
Stories Leaders Tell -– 3 Hours
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How stories are used in the workplace. |
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How to combine facts and stories to get quicker,
better results. |
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Why stories are more powerful than facts. |
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How every interaction tells a story about you. |
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How to find powerful stories from personal experiences. |
Custom Workshop and Retreats
Whether you need to solve a problem or get better at
what you're already good at, finding the right mix of
facts and stories will help. Linda works with your team
to collect information and clearly identify desired outcomes.
Once she knows your story, she designs a program to fit
your situation.
More money and more time won't get results if employees
or customers don't understand your message. Communication
that connects and is memorable will get results.
Coaching
Facts about you can't offset feelings about you. When
people don't know you, the stories they hear about you
and the stories you tell determine whether they trust
you. If they don't trust you, you can't be a leader.
Tell the right story and you increase trust; tell the
wrong story and it will take a long time to recover.
Linda helps you find personal stories that communicate
who you are, make you and your message memorable, and
connect with your audience whether that audience is one
person or hundreds of people.
Speaking
Linda can tell stories to set the stage for your meeting
or summarize your messages at the close of your event.
Her creativity, energy, and enthusiasm come across in
every presentation. If your goal is pure entertainment,
her original stories will take your audiences on a mesmerizing
journey. Stories such as Orbiting the Giant Hairball
with Mr. Rogers and the Sweet Potato Queens are not soon
forgotten.
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