More often than not, the typical workplace presentation fails to capture the imagination. Even if the idea is a good one, getting people to go from nodding their heads to creating real change is a rarity. That’s because such presentations deliver a chronological series of events that do nothing to make you believe or to inspire change. To capture the attention and inspire colleagues, what you really need to do is tell a story. Find out how telling stories can help your team move from meetings to action.
Storytelling is the most powerful tool you have
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