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As 2020 begins, many leaders will be confidently presenting new strategies and most people will be wearily dismissing them. What key point are they missing?

At this time of devastation, it’s hard to think about how we will recover and reconstruct our communities. Here is one thing that helped with this in 2009.

Find out the biggest mistake presenters make when using PowerPoint slides. You might be putting your efforts into the wrong thing.

Here are five things we can learn from author Patrick Lencioni that can help make our presentations more memorable, engaging and impactful.

Read a step by step process for mastering the art of effective business storytelling for technical, analytic and scientific communities here.

As a leader, people want to know what you stand for, but how do you get that across quickly? Simple: share a story that illustrates your character.

As this post shows, it’s easy to feel we’re on exactly the same page as others, when in fact we can all be telling ourselves quite different stories.

If you want to move to a Jeff Bezos–style executive meeting without PowerPoint, with a six-page narrative memo, you mustn’t forget the narrative. Here’s why

Leaders are often shielded from underlying issues in a company. This technique uses stories to get right underneath the surface and reveal valuable insights

Learn to create more stories within your organisation by taking ordinary moments and turning them into memorable experiences people will share with others.