The Power of Storytelling
Captivate, Convince, or Convert Any Business Audience Using Stories from Top CEOs
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Narrated by:
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Sean Pratt
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By:
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Jim Holtje
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A guide to crafting unforgettable, attention-grabbing business communications – from speeches and letters to business plans - using stories from the world's top business leaders.
The world's foremost business leaders are also great storytellers. For example, industry titan Jack Welch has told how his mother instilled enough tough love and confidence in him to overcome the fact that he was the shortest kid in his class and had a severe stutter. Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon.com, often tells a story of setting up the company's first office in a converted garage.
The Power of Storytelling collects the best of these stories, which listeners can use to strengthen their own communication. It's great for anyone who needs to lead, inspire, and motivate an audience in a business setting, whether they're writing speeches, pep talks, interview talking points, employee letters, or Op- Eds. With anecdotes from Bill Gates, Sam Walton, Ted Turner, Steve Jobs, and many more, this is an inspiring and immensely useful audiobook.
©2011 Jim Holtje (P)2011 Gildan Media CorpCritic reviews
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- 06-08-23
Disappointing
I had hoped to read about stories and get a sense of the history behind them. I had hoped to hear interesting stories from history and what makes a good story. Instead the book simply lists anecdotal snippets from famous business people. Some of these are just not that interesting and some sound like marketing homilies. It became un-listenable after a short while.
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