From Storyboard to Presentations: Unleashing Gen AI After Your Strategic Storytelling™️ Workshop

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From Storyboard to Presentations: Unleashing Gen AI After Your Strategic Storytelling™️ Workshop
  Please take note that this blog post will only make sense to you if you have attended our Signature Workshop – Strategic Storytelling™️ Welcome back, workshop alumni! You’ve mastered the art of building a powerful storyboard, meticulously crafting each element of your narrative. Now, it’s time to bring that vision to life with the help of Gen AI. This post will…
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Storytelling : “Clear Communication Falls on Deaf Ears

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Storytelling : “Clear Communication Falls on Deaf Ears
The Cambridge Dictionary defines “clear” as: “Easy to understand, hear, read, or see.” However, many communication attempts fail even when they are easy to understand, hear, read, or see. Why? Because they lack connection. It’s not just clear communication that moves people to action—it’s the connection within it that truly makes an impact. Take a look at the news today. Much of…
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Deep Work : 4 Disciplines Execution Strategy

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Deep Work : 4 Disciplines Execution Strategy
In an age where we can’t compete with the productivity proposition of GenAI, we must learn to find a new edge. The new edge is in producing distinctive work. No doubt GenAI amps our productivity but it is still not at a stage where it can produce distinctive work. To produce distinctive work, you must perform Deep Work. Given below are 4…
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The perils of vulnerability in corporate storytelling

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The perils of vulnerability in corporate storytelling
“When storytelling, be vulnerable, talk about your mistakes and you will connect with your audience.” says a communication expert to a group of corporate professionals. It is worth exploring the perils associated with this generic advice that doesn’t always work in a corporate setting. A few years ago I was watching videos of corporate leaders such as Indra Nooyi, Meg Whitman, Ginni …
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Concrete Corporate Storytelling Sticks

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Concrete Corporate Storytelling Sticks
To use corporate storytelling to bring an organisation’s goal to life is a good practice.However, if the goal is not concrete, it is highly unlikely you will be able to move people in to action. You will leave a group of motivated employees not knowing what to do next. *In 1960’s when Boeing prepared to launch the design of the 727 passenger…
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Storytelling a Perfect Plan in the VUCA World

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Storytelling a Perfect Plan in the VUCA World
Is storytelling a perfect plan even possible in today’s VUCA world? An architect has a plan in place, we call it the blueprint. Blueprint is executed to perfection, or at-least that is the goal. As such an architect’s day to day task is mostly predictable. A gardener however, deals with immense uncertainty. She is not sure if the seed will become seedling,…
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