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About This Class
Not all elevator pitches are created equal. You may think you've got a can't miss pitch, but if you can't explain your idea in a compelling and interesting way, your message may get lost in translation. In this class, you'll learn how to utilize storytelling techniques in business settings. You'll begin with the three types of business stories, then learn tips for telling them effectively, relaxation techniques for performing them, ways to become a better listener, and much more.
Prereqs & Preparation
No prerequisites. Students should bring a pen and paper to complete the handouts and assignments.
Takeaways
- Learn tips for uncovering stories in everyday life.
- Discover ways to make your story more persuasive.
- Find out how to use stories in pitches, presentations, and meetings.
- Learn ways to incorporate stories into mission statements and product launches.
About the Instructor
Andrew Linderman
Story Coach, The Moth
Andrew Linderman is a writer and storyteller based in Brooklyn, NY. He teaches writing and storytelling at the Brooklyn Brainery, Media Bistro and NYU, and is a story coach with the community education program at The Moth, a Macarthur award-winning non-profit dedicated to the craft of storytelling. In addition to teaching, Andrew is the executive producer of Local Stories, a monthly storytelling series featuring many of New York's best writers, performers, and comedians. He is also the founder of Story Source, a blog aimed at helping artists, business people, and entrepreneurs tell compelling stories. For more information, visit www.andrewlinderman.com.
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