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Your strength lies in the stories only you can tell.

Welcome to Storytelling & Leadership – the premier destination for mastering the essential business skill of storytelling.

“We help leaders tell impactful stories”

As a leader, you know the importance of effective communication. It's the foundation of great leadership, driving engagement, inspiring action, and fostering a culture of trust and collaboration. That's why storytelling is a must-have business skill.

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“Stories are the single most powerful weapon in a leader’s arsenal.”

– Prof. Howard Gardner, Harvard University

Our Strategic Partners

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We've Worked With Some Incredible Clients

And Their Trust Is Earned By What We Serve

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We're passionate about the power of storytelling.

Our workshops, e-courses, the Leadership Narrative Network (LEANN), and blog are designed to help you master this essential skill and take your business to the next level.

Our storytelling in-person and virtual workshops, masterclasses, and customized experiences help leaders answer the following pertinent questions:

1. Communication

How do we not just communicate facts and statistics to our stakeholders, but connect with them at a deeper level?

2. Inform

How do we not just inform our audiences about our organizations, but make them truly care about what we do?

3. Consistent Narrative

How can we tell a consistent and inspiring narrative, inside and outside of our organizations?

4. Active Listening

How do we get our colleagues to not just have to hear our stories, but actively want to hear them?

5. Break The Noise

How do we become memorable to our clients and / or customers when there’s so much “noise” in the marketplace?

6. Incentivize People

How do we incentivize people to take action and make them commit to working with us?

7. Influence

How do we influence perceptions about our personal and professional brands?

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Echoes of Influence Book

Learn How The Top 1% of Leaders Use Storytelling to Negotiate, Persuade, and Achieve Clear ROI.

Echoes of Influence delves deep into how dynamic storytelling can revolutionize leadership, from inspiring teams to driving impactful organizational changes.

Learn About The Book
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The Leadership Narrative Network (LEANN)

A community of business leaders and change-makers

The Leadership Narrative Network is a vibrant community of business leaders and change-makers sharing insights and knowledge on building the influential businesses of tomorrow.

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