Leadership Presence and Persuasion Set List
Ola,
I just delivered a session on Presence and Persuasion for supervisors/managers at a recreation facility. A very high energy group that wanted some leadership as well as practical presentation skills…
Hi, Jason. It's general story elicitation techniques: asking questions, offering prompts. Then developing narrative attributes, practice and sharing, and coaching in communications delivery and strategy. I have yet to use Improv to elicit stories, a…
Hi Thaler,
I'm also using Improv/Theater skills for communication/presentation skills. So far it's a combination of Improv exercises, Toastmasters speaking skills (physical and vocal techniques) and a bit of Robert Cialdini's work on Persuasion. I…
Hi William,
Actually it depends on the number of participants as I want each one to say at least one line. I think that you should let your participants experience at least one time a "pro" line and one time a "con" line.
The last time I did it, th…
Hello,
I have read several versions of the "pros and cons" game. Here is the one I have tried and worked.
1. You divide your audience into 2 groups: One half will argue "pro" your topic, the other "con".
2. You then choose a topic such as "Developi…
Thank you, Jean-Christophe. Great ideas. I can imagine what "Story teller" entails, but, despite my searching, I do not know the format of the game "pros and cons" - and I am very interested. Please do describe. Thank you!
Hi Thaler,
I am at the stage, I am now working on different training using improvisation to improve skills such as communication, leadership and creativity.
I think one key skill to develop is to teach them to better LISTEN. One key "motto" to tra…
Hello, I help people communicate more persuasively, using story elicitation to unearth messages and meaning, and helping leaders find, develop, and share their stories. I am beginning to incorporate some exercises from my Improv practice into my tra…