Our 1 day Storytelling workshop provides a step guide to crafting stories and builds the confidence to use these stories to deliver impactful and memorable messaging.
In 20 years we have developed other outstanding workshops:
Conference Speaking Our One-to-one CoachingDelegates tell us how much they benefit from two trainers in every workshop (Barry and Sally), meaning they get two objective perspectives on their stories and presentations.
A walking person was far more likely to meet challenges with creative responses than a rival who was sitting.
by Sally Clare
There’s always one delegate at the beginning of every storytelling workshop who confesses: “I’m no good at telling stories.” They’re showing their ANTs to us – Automatic Negative Thinking.
by Sally Clare
Sometimes the market you’re in goes through a bad spell. We’d like to tell you a true story about our early days. After a couple of years in business we realised we needed to go international as UK training budgets were shrinking.
by Barry Graham
The two things which our delegates tell us are the most important parts of our workshops are videoing and feedback. We have filmed delegates for many years and it forms a key part of our feedback because the delegates can see themselves as their audience will see them! People learn more from this “seeing” than anything else.
by Sally Clare
If you don’t grab your audience’s attention in the first 30 seconds you may as well sit down. That might sound harsh but it’s a good starting point for all presenters. So if you read no further, remember the golden rule of presenting: “Begin with the end in mind”.
Giving a presentation is a performance which you need to prepare for and which you need to prepare your audience for. They need to be made ready and eager to hear your message. To do this you always need an impactful opening which resonates with their thinking.
We’ve taught over 6,000 delegates in 27 countries to sell themselves and sell their ideas to influential audiences, whether in a conference room or on a conference stage. So here are our top tips to help you become one of those presenters who makes a memorable impact.
by Barry Graham
It doesn’t cost you anything to be nice to someone but it can cost you your reputation and business if you’re not.
by Barry Graham