Storytelling
Training courses and articles about storytelling: using stories to make your message resonate and truly touch people.
A good story sticks where a list of facts fades away. That is why we work with structure, imagery and recognizable situations.\n\nOn this page you will find training courses and articles by The House of Coaching about storytelling, for presentations, leadership and marketing.
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You've got the Stopping Power!
Imagine: a quiet street, where the rhythm of the day is determined by passers-by, the rustling of leaves and the occasional ring of...
Imagine: a quiet street, where the rhythm of the day is determined by passers-by, the rustling of leaves and the occasional ring of a bicycle bell. My desk by the large window on our street is my favourite place in the house, where the inside and outside worlds meet. I always sit here; musing about the outside world that feeds my inner world with mental oxygen and inspiration.
The power of an eye-catcher
This weekend, the windowsill and desk brought a new scene. Between the usual ballpoint pens and notepads, Christmas parcels and twinkling lights suddenly nestled. A subtle but thoughtful change with an unexpected effect: people who would normally walk past undisturbed now stand still. Their eyes caught by the glow, their curiosity piqued by the unexpected. And there, between the parcels and the festive greenery, they discover something more, the logo of The House of Coaching.
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CEOs reveal 5 effective principles of Storytelling
Jobs, a master of storytelling, knew exactly how to captivate his audience. He did not start with technical specifications or sales pitches. Instead...
CEOs reveal 5 effective principles of Storytelling
Jobs, a master of storytelling, knew exactly how to captivate his audience. He did not start with technical specifications or sales pitches. Instead, he told a story. He spoke about how the iPhone would revolutionise the way we communicate, work and play. He painted a picture of a future where we would no longer be tied to our desks, but would be free to work and communicate from anywhere.
Jobs' presentation was a perfect example of the "Show, don't tell" principle. He did not just show the audience what the iPhone could do, but also let them feel what it would be like to own one. He used sensory language, created an emotional connection, was authentic and made use of symbolism and metaphors.
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Advanced presentation skills
Learn to present with impact. This workshop is for people who want to refine their presentation techniques and increase their impact on their audience...
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Business Storytelling
From data to stories... Are you looking for ways to improve your communication and presentations in a business context? Would you like to make more of an impression...
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Effective communication
Communicate effectively and decisively. You hear it time and again in every organisation: 'There is something wrong with the communication'. Communicating... we do it...
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Humour in storytelling
You should take humour seriously. In a world where pressure runs high and negativity sometimes seems to have the upper hand, The House of Coaching offers a breath of fresh...