Storytelling for Influence
$ 997
A live-online or in-person program that turns data into decisions, using the story your numbers are already telling.
Stop presenting data. Start moving people to act.

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The Problem

Your audience is drowning in data.

You have the insight. You built the deck. The room nods, and nothing changes.

  • Charts that “make sense” but don’t move anyone.
  • A brilliant recommendation that lands as a footnote.
  • The smartest voice in the room. Not the one they listen to.

Information doesn’t change minds. Stories do.

How it works

We use the presentations you choose. We practice new ideas and learn from each other to see how they work. Completely designed to stick.

Four live-online modules, 2.5 hours each, once a week. Between modules, the practice continues in our social community — questions, video clips, draft decks, commitments, and the messy middle where the real learning happens. That community is what makes the work stick well after the last module ends.

You'll bring the deck you're presenting next week, learn a repeatable storytelling framework, practice on camera, and get bonus one-on-one coaching from the trainer. You pick the work; we coach the work. By the end, you'll understand the storytelling process at a level that changes every presentation you give for the rest of your career — your data won't just "make sense," it will move people, and you'll walk out with a presentation you've rebuilt, rehearsed, and refined.

Bring your actual work

We coach on the deck you’re presenting next week.

Learn the storytelling process

A repeatable framework that turns analysis into action.

Practice on camera

Peer feedback and one-on-one coaching.

Walk in changed

A presentation you’ve rebuilt, rehearsed, and refined.

The Formate

4 live-online modules / 2.5 hours each / bonus 1-on-1 coaching / small cohort

Outcomes

What you’ll walk away with

A clear objective

so you stop burying the point.

Audience-first framing

that makes listeners lean in.

Nine proven ways

to make data concrete and memorable.

The shift from “making sense” to “making meaning”

informing vs. influencing.

Why it matters

Present without a story, and the analysis gets buried. The credit goes to whoever said it best.
Tell the story, and you’re not the data person anymore. You’re the strategic partner in the room.