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Rehearsing Your Strategic Story - Teresa Norton

by Teresa Norton | 3:54 PM January 20, 2012 I do quite a lot of influential presentation coaching and training. Bringing a theatre person in to work on how to 'stand and deliver' in front of an audience makes sense and I enjoy sharing some of the things actors know about performing. But what really interests me and seems to benefit my clients most is the way we can apply things learned in the theater to strategic storytelling. I was called in to work with a group of senior partners in a large architecture firm and Ms.

Rhetoric isn’t a bad thing—16 Rhetorical Devices Regularly Used by Steve Jobs

The word “rhetoric” gets a bad rap as a form of oratory manipulation; I view it as a communication device. When used well, it can be very moving. Prevalent in politics but not in business, let’s take a look at some the rhetorical devices Mr. http://blog.duarte.com/2011/03/rhetoric-isn%e2%80%99t-a-bad-thing%e2%80%9416-rhetorical-devices-regularly-used-by-steve-jobs/

Slides Prevent Us From Connecting at a Human Level

Mac Slocum interviews Nancy Duarte at Web 2.0 The kind folks at O’Reilly had me speak at Web 2.0 and then Mac Slocum asked some s-m-a-r-t questions at their booth. Watch the video below to hear answers to these four questions: http://blog.duarte.com/2011/04/slides-prevent-us-from-connecting-at-a-human-level/