The number one question I get asked is:

How can I get better at telling stories?

If you've ever thought to yourself:

"I wish I were better at telling stories"

"I'm not a good story teller"

"No one likes to hear my stories"

"I don't have great stories like [insert someone's name]"

This live storytelling workshop is absolutely for you. It has the tools you need to become an excellent storyteller.

Your personal stories are what make you an authentic speaker because no one has your same stories! When you share pieces of personal information from your life with your audience, you create an instant connection with them that does two key things:

1.) It solidifies the content you're sharing in your audience's short-term memory.

2.) It builds your trust and credibility which makes your audience far more likely to listen and care about your message.

But I get it.

This is...a big departure from how you normally give presentations.

Changing your presentation MO and adding something personal is, well, scary. It means your audience might judge you, instead of your content. It means you're putting yourself out there for others to see. It means humanizing yourself instead of having a "work personae."

Believe me, I've been there. 

I can tell you from the other side of the hairy scary storytelling suspension bridge you want to cross that it works.