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Storycraft. The power and gift of strategic storytelling.
People understand information, data, instructions and details. In fact, many of us feel we're up to our eyeballs in them. But what moves us, and what we remember – are stories.
Nearly every day, we're faced with moments (opportunities) in which to experience authentic communication. Some of these moments are pivotal, some ordinary. Yet often, in this rushed, bullet-pointed, multi-tasking world, those moments go by unclaimed. How do we make the most of those opportunities and begin to make real and memorable connections?
PowerPoint is Not a Teleprompter!
Are you as a presenter (ok, or anyone you know) guilty of the following?
- I ran out of time, so I just "threw together" my PowerPoint slides last night
- I'm not feeling confident about remembering my content, so I probably put more words on my slides than I should have...but my audience won't notice
- I don't know where to get pictures or how to put them on the slides
- But my audience "needs" all that information
- My fourth grader offered to show me some PowerPoint "tricks" so I have to use them
- I'm just not that creative
It's clear: a high Clarity Quotient means more business.
Extensive Knowledge of Presentation Techniques
Sue has a very extensive knowledge of presentation techniques and incredible creativity. She combines those with her experience in developing presentations to demonstrate an incredible grasp of what is possible with PowerPoint. She also has a great way of pointing out where you've gone wrong which leaves you feeling part of the solution rather than the root of the problem. I thoroughly enjoyed working with her and wouldn't hesitate to recommend her to anyone who has to do high level, professional presentations.
Jim Stewart, CEO