Sharing what interests me
I invite leaders of change and transformation programmes to answer these ten essential questions when considering how to communicate more authentically:
A headline from The Guardian yesterday caught my eye: “Researchers believe personal stories are more persuasive than facts alone in addressing vaccine scepticism.” Of course they are.
Behind all effective communication is persuasion. The three rhetorical appeals that Aristotle described in the 4th century BCE are just as relevant today.
Whenever I need to communicate something important, I try to turn it into a story.
A couple of years ago I joined a company that had previously launched a disastrous change programme called PURE.