Story Telling Training Course

A proven method of delivering clear messages & motivating people

There has been phenomenal growth in the number of managers learning the art of storytelling and storyboarding. Too many managers rely on multiple slides and bore their audience to death. Imagine the difference if your management could inspire and motivate your staff by telling stories. Imagine if they could imprint critical information for instant retention.

Using Storytelling in Leadership & Management Training Course

This storytelling course was designed by a psychologist and is peppered with NLP learning techniques. If you are looking for an easy way to keep your staff and customers engaged, then this course is perfect for your managers.

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“Exceptional training session. Glenn showed great knowledge and adaptability. He was able to shift the focus and mould the content to best suite his audience’s needs. Those needs were complex by any measure, but Glenn was able to meet those needs with the well-practiced oratory of a true expert. I will genuinely use this content in my practice and remember Glenn’s coaching that was aimed at me personally in the future. That’s more than I can say for most courses I’ve taken”. H Evans Insignia Financial.

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Key Learning Outcomes

Your tailored Storytelling and Storyboarding for Managers program will give participants the skills to:

Harness the power of congruent and conflicting metaphors.
Calibrate preferred learning styles.
Understand the psychology of NLP communication styles.
Practice the art of storyboarding.
Use stories to keep the audience entertained.
Learn from the world of dramaturgy.
Analyse 2 case studies – Disney and Borders.
Activate cognitive movies.
Learn the art of pause and reflection.
Confront and challenge negative thinking styles and norms.
Use fictitious platforming techniques.
Pepper your performance with intangible and motivational cues.
Anchor your key points and use reinforcement platforms.
Plan and prepare your story for maximum impact.
Play with ambiguity perception and mood to build interest levels.
Help the audience learn through experiences.
Boost retention level of critical information.
Conduct a 90-second image audit.
Fine tune for maximum clarity.

Course Description

Here is a quick exercise:

Put together some PowerPoint slides about your company, your clients, the year you commenced business and your strategic direction. Now show it to your employees and note them drifting in and out of consciousness. They will be bored and uninspired.

As an alternative, tell a story about your company, why it was set up, the difficulties it faced, where the organisational values came from. Use a story board to show the reasoning behind your strategic objectives. Your audience will be engaged and motivated to get behind your strategic objectives.

There are 14 proven rules to telling great stories. To whet your appetite, we’ve listed 3 of the rules:

Rule #5 – Create visual metaphors. Strong visual metaphors used in the right sequence can keep any audience on the edge of their seat (no matter what the topic is).

Rule #8 – Build rapport and trust. Most managers are aware of the critical importance of rapport and trust. However, very few managers have a tool kit of practical ideas to build rapport and gain trust.

Rule #10 – Embed emotional triggers and cues – this part of story telling is not for the faint-hearted. The storyteller needs to dig deep to bring out emotive cues to connect deeply with the audience. The emotional cues and triggers need to be planned and strategically placed into the story for maximum impact.

“People have forgotten how to tell a story. Stories don’t have a middle or an end any more. They usually have a beginning that never stops beginning.” – Steven Spielberg

Story Telling In-House Program Details

For maximum effectiveness, this program is best conducted as an in-house program.

Ideal group size: 4–9 participants.

Venue: For your convenience, you can choose to conduct this program at your business premises. Alternatively, we can provide a training venue at a small additional cost.

Duration: This program can be adapted to meet your requirements.

Cost: Price on request.

Target Audience: Employees, Supervisors, Team Leaders, Senior Managers or CEO’s.

Want to know more about our storytelling or storyboarding course?

If you would like more information on this training program, please contact: Deborah Dear on 1300 323 752 or email: [email protected] or contact us online today.

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