INSPIRING YOUR AUDIENCE TO SEE THEIR STORIES
In this info-filled world, how do you rise above the noise? Storytelling keynote speaker, story coach and author Jay Golden has dedicated fifteen years to this question.
In his energetic and highly-interactive keynotes, Jay reveals how your retellable stories can inform and transform your leadership and your audiences.
Title: Six Steps to Effective, Retellable Stories
Audience: Marketing, sales, and recruiting
Purpose: Strengthen presentations, talks, content development
- Prepare by understanding how the group uses stories and why
- Reveal how new brain science that shows us why stories matter
- Share what stories are and what they are not
- Retell effective stories delivered in keynotes and presentations
- Deliver a universal yet flexible framework, the Journey Curve
- Engage the audience to shape their own stories and share with one another
- Show how to build a collection of insights, lessons, and metaphors
- Include Retellable or Retellabook Story Journal as a guide
Title: Your Leadership Is Your Life
Audience: For-profit or non-profit leadership, entrepreneurs, executives
Purpose: Help leaders gather content and leadership insights from their lives
- Share the science behind memorable stories
- Tell stories of different leaders who have drawn from their lives to inform their communications
- Engage the audience to share key moments of leadership transformation and build on group experience
- Deliver the Journey Curve Framework to help audience draw and apply insights to guide audiences
- Include Retellabook Story Journal to help attendees develop leadership stories going forward
Title: Telling Our Story Journey
Audience: Company-wide, movement-wide, org executives
Purpose: Launch branding, culture building, and team building
- Prep by understanding goals of event - and helping a small collection of leaders tell their own values stories
- Reveal why stories matter, and the new brain science that shows us the keys to memorable communication
- Anchor stories to values and purpose of organization
- Gather stories from attendees, shared with one another and insights with the group
- Explore organizational story together, and the many ways it shows up
- Tell organizational story and help attendees to link their stories into the greater story
- Use Retellabook story journal to develop stories in session as well in follow-up