Awakening People's Story Capacity V1
Look around, there’s tons of talk about stories and storytelling. Most people are convinced of the important role story plays in effective communication but… How can we help people experience their natural story skills that go beyond telling a good yarn? What does it feeling like when people are engaged in story-listening? How can all this touchy-feely story stuff be tied to concrete behaviors that generate measurable performance results? Spend 45 minutes with me in an interactive session answering these questions and more. I’ll share a tool I developed from research and an active learning activity. Participants will receive a copy of the tool and activity. If you haven’t done so already you might want to check out my new video blog. These two minute sound bites will give you a feel for how I approach these kinds of questions. http://www.vimeo.com/user2343092/videos
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Awakening People's Story Capacity V1
- 1. Awakening People’s Story Capacity: New Tool & Active Learning Experience Don’t have a headset or speakers for your computer to hear the audio? Then use dialin #… North America # : 516 453 0014 , code 557-409-546 Webinar ID: 256446058
- 3. Q & A Type question here
- 4. HOW DO WE AWAKEN OUR STORY CAPACITY?
- 5. STORYTELLING
- 6. NEEDLE IN A HAY STACK
- 9. PART A
- 10. PART
- 11. STORYLISTENING
- 14. STORY TRIGGERING
- 16. Response to stories brings synchronization.
- 22. QUESTIONS
- 23. TERRENCE GARGIULO 415-948-8087 [email_address]
Notas del editor
- Shawn to open for Australia, Terrence to open for US -
- Throughout our presentation we encourage you to interact with our speakers by typing in questions and comments using the questions pane. We will be answering questions live both during the event and after the presentation.
- Toss a question to Shawn about the words storytelling and how story listening is written as two – recall the conversation we had and how you were struck by that observation
- And the type of story sets the tone for what other stories will follow. For example I was at a leadership retreat this week for an energy company. At the end of the first day one of the 16 participants shared a deeply personal story. Once this story was told the whole demeanor of the group changed. They felt more open to share what they really felt.
- Bring back to Triple threats -