In this course you will learn how to start using Storytelling in your Business and what Elements are mandatory for telling great Stories.
We live in a world filled with hundreds of information we have to handle every day. Most people still only tell facts and figures that rarely catch our interest then make us want to know more. People listen to and buy from people they are emotionally engaged with, so what can you do to make them actually feel what you are talking about? Use the power of storytelling to make your point by learning about the main elements that good stories are made of.
You will learn how to use storytelling to easily get your audience's attention and be able to tell a catching story that sticks in your audience's minds. We'll be discussing which elements you can use to tell better stories.
Together we will find out what is important for your audience and how you can figure this out.
Become a real storyteller and learn to tell great stories.
I support innovative Companys in finding the Vision that supports them in establishing themselves as a brand and bonding all employees to a motivated team. I am also a Coach and Trainer for Storytelling. I worked as a team leader for a global consulting company for 10 years, managed to get an ISAE certificate for my department, and have experience in Audit with one of the big 4. I currently operate communication and business development training and give in-class and on-line seminars to companies and entrepreneurs. ​ I have made many podcast and online conference appearances and published articles in Global Woman and online. I was a resort leader at the entrepreneurship resort in 2020 and am a member of JCI.
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