Present visual stories that change minds and inspire action.
CONSULTANCY · COMMUNICATION · COACHING
COMMUNICATION IS POWERFUL
WORKSHOPS
Jamie offers a comprehensive range of workshops designed to stimulate and challenge attendees.
What ElseQUALITY IMPROVEMENT
Consultancy to improve quality within regulatory & manufacturing processes
What ElseEXECUTIVE COACHING
Executive coaching to mentor, lead, inspire and provide career development plans
What ElseBEING HUMAN @ WORK
Jamie offers a key workshop that looks at the integration of mind, body, and spirit as it plays out in the workplace
What ElseLEAN THINKING
With an MBA specialising in Lean Thinking and subsequent projects, Jamie offers a consultancy service to guide organisations through a lean approach.
What ElseTEAM COACHING
Jamie offers a team development process that uses an integrated combination of interventions to improve collaborative leadership skills, and team performance
What Else983
PRESENTATIONS GIVEN
1482
CUPS OF COFFEE
129
Lives Transformed
4921
AUDIENCES INSPIRED
BE BOLD
The common denominator in any communication is that there must be an audience.
Find your core message. This is the single most important idea that you would like your audience to remember. If as a speaker, writer, presenter you don’t know what your core message is then how do you expect an audience to know.
Your goal may be to teach something new, share knowledge, motivate and inspire people, or persuade them to change a behaviour. Where would you like your audience to be after you have finished interacting with them? Concentrating on “what” and “how” is almost a certain pathway to bullet points and cluttered slides. Think about your emotional impact.
THEY SAY
Through the use of stories….
With deliberate practice you can become a speaker that inspires, motivates and takes people with you.
Storytelling is the key to leadership and communication. People are attracted to authenticity.
You don’t have to be slick or polished, and you don’t have to be tall or good looking, but you do have to engage, inspire and motivate. If your strategy is to knock your audience into submission with facts, figures, graphs and logic… then think again. Such strategies often do more harm than good.