Lectures

 

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Your personal brand

Personal brands are about trust, about who we listen to and who we believe, who we give our vote to, who choose as a supplier, who we enlist as a consultant, who we employ to be our colleague and who we choose as leader.

Your personal brand decides to a great extent whether you will achieve your goal - as a leader, as an entrepreneur and as a consultant in the workplace.

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Storytelling

We come across them everyday - tales of reality. In annual reports, advertisements, news programmes, doctoral theses, novels, films, television documentaries. These narratives often have several purposes: to entertain, to inform, to affect and to convince. Stories are the most important tool for persuasion there is, more important even than arguments.

In this lecture you will learn to expose storytelling in everyday life and how to become a better storyteller yourself.

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Communicative Leadership

In the lecture on communicative leadership you will be given the tools to be clearer and more visible, to create trust in yourself and your leadership and to develop your ability to communicate.

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The possibilites of rhetoric

Some speakers change the world - Martin Luther King and John F Kennedy for example - but rhetoric is so much more than grand speeches. Your first date, an employment interview, a breakfast meeting, an e-mail, a report on strategy, a news article, a doctoral thesis; rhetoric is all planned communication.

Rhetoric gives us great potential, both to understand others' communication and to become better communicators ourselves.

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”The core of a personal brand is being passionate about something and standing for something.”