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082 – Corporate Storytelling—Leadership communication with Hannah Davies
Filed in Corporate Storytelling, Leadership Posts, Podcast
Can effective leadership exist without storytelling? Listen to hear how leadership consultant and executive coach, Hannah Davies, unpacks corporate storytelling.
Read MoreHow vulnerability can make you a better leader
Filed in Business storytelling, Communication, Leadership Posts
Letting down your corporate facade can be a great way of building rapport and showing that you’re a person others can open up to.
Read More063 – Don’t give up on your dirty laundry
Can you share an example of a time where you’ve refused to give up? Listen to hear Jaya Machet, an Anecdote Partner and Executive Coach, share a story that might spark your own!
Read More062 – Leading horses to water and lending hoses to fires
Everyone uses analogies in their everyday conversations, but how can you use an analogy to sell an idea or reveal your employee’s potential? Listen to hear how you can, using the story of Seabiscuit.
Read More059 – Turning point between The Rock and a hard place
Filed in Employee Engagement, Insight, Podcast, Strategy
Every interaction you have with an employee is an opportunity to build engagement or destroy it. What do you usually do? Listen to hear how a small moment influenced how Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson interacts with fans!
Read More053 – Andy habits build rapport
Why has the Star Wars character, Baby Yoda, become such a phenomenon? Learn how understanding why this has happened can help your business storytelling.
Read More051 – Miners find gold in data mullock
It often pays to take a risk, to move out of silos and invite external input. This podcast gives a powerful example of where this paid off for one CEO.
Read More046 – Work the plan and work with the people
In this episode of the Storytelling Podcast, Luke Brown explains how even if everything is planned to perfection, people are always an unknowable variable.
Read More014 – It ain’t what you do
This episode of the podcast tells a story about how the smallest action can make a huge difference to those under your leadership.
Read More013 – Travel connections
Sometimes being the boss means putting your employees or team members first. In this podcast, we see a great example of leadership in practice.
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