Leadership Through Storytelling: Inspiring Action in the Workplace

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Leadership Through Storytelling: Inspiring Action in the Workplace

People and Culture

Author: Signal49 Research

$249.00

In this 60 minute webinar, guest speaker and Storytelling coach, Teri Kingston, helps demystify the skill of business storytelling by focusing on four main components:

  • Why business storytelling is a key leadership tool
  • How to cultivate a culture of story gathering in your workplace
  • How you can use stories to create engagement and lead change
  • Why your “failure” stories are far more powerful than success stories.

Participants will leave this webinar with:

  • A greater understanding of the value of story in a business environment
  • An ability to create real and memorable impact within the workplace by effective use of stories
  • A desire to continue to explore this valuable skill that all leaders can and should develop.

About Teri

Photo of Teri KingstonTeri Kingston, founder of Real Impact Speaking, is a speaking mentor and storytelling coach with more than ten years’ experience in public speaking. She is passionate about helping others gain expertise and confidence in their own storytelling skills in order to create real impact and business success through storytelling.

Teri especially enjoys working with women who are aspiring to be, or who are already executive level leaders, so that they can harness the power of storytelling to influence, persuade and lead.

Teri is a contributing author to #1 Amazon Best seller: World Class Speaking In Action and a prize-winning speaker with Toastmasters International (District 61). She has trained extensively with some of the best public speaking coaches in the business. In 2011 she was certified as a World Class Speaking Coach™.

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Have you ever wondered why some leaders inspire action while others are mostly forgotten? According to Harvard Professor and author of Changing Minds, Howard Gardner, “The principal vehicle of leadership is the story: the leader affects individual behavior, thought, and feelings through the stories that he and she tells.”

Telling a story sounds easy enough, but the art of mixing storytelling and inspiring your workforce is surprisingly difficult to do well. So how can you build this capacity and use it to further engage your employees and drive success?

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