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The Power of Stories – John P. Kotter, HBS

John P. Kotter, a renowned expert on leadership at the Harvard Business School (mini bio below), recently wrote a piece in Forbes called, “The Power Of Stories.” The article has…

Ira KoretskyApril 20, 2006

Nobody becomes great without practice.

Ira Koretsky | Speaker, Trainer, Author, Consultant, Coach | CEO, The Chief Storyteller ®

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Leave Your “But” Behind – Strengthen Your Communication

Strengthen your communication and eliminate the Big - Bad - "But." You know how much I dislike the word "but." I've gotten into arguments with professors and lexicologists alike, who…

Ira KoretskyJanuary 16, 2006

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Can Sexy Women Climb the Corporate Ladder?

ABC News Article author Eric Noe writes, “A new study on women in the workplace finds that people are likely to feel negatively toward a provocatively dressed businesswoman in a…

Ira KoretskyDecember 7, 2005

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Breakfast of Champions – Ted Leonsis Speaker

Ted Leonsis recently spoke at a local technology conference. His keynote address was titled, "Breakfast of Champions." He told his story through a sports metaphor. He used some of the…

Ira KoretskyNovember 9, 2005

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Mere Mortal or Superhero? – Guest, Diogenes Ruiz

While at a networking event, I was handed a card with a super hero on it. I looked at it for a long time before looking back at the person.…

Guest AuthorNovember 8, 2005

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It’s Simple, Actually – Just Use a Metaphor

I came across an interesting article from Business 2.0 Magazine (update: magazine no longer exists) today. IBM is following a story-driven approach in its new advertising -- use a metaphor.…

Ira KoretskyOctober 26, 2005

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Talk Fat Free

I'm at lunch with my friend and colleague, Alex, whom I met at the Montgomery County Chamber of Commerce. For this lunch, we met after a presentation we both attended…

Ira KoretskyOctober 20, 2005

Unfortunately, too many people overcomplicate concepts with jargon and busy diagrams when in fact, they are actually trying to simplify things.

Ira Koretsky | Speaker, Trainer, Author, Consultant, Coach | CEO, The Chief Storyteller ®

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Talk at the 10th Grade – Simplify Your Communication

How do you ensure that you stand out from the competition? Simplify your words, concepts, phrases, diagrams, everything! Americans especially, have such short attention spans--verrryyy short. We are bombarded with…

Ira KoretskyOctober 5, 2005

THE Expected Experience

The Power of Stories – John P. Kotter, HBS

Nobody becomes great without practice.

Leave Your “But” Behind – Strengthen Your Communication

Can Sexy Women Climb the Corporate Ladder?

Breakfast of Champions – Ted Leonsis Speaker

Mere Mortal or Superhero? – Guest, Diogenes Ruiz

It’s Simple, Actually – Just Use a Metaphor

Talk Fat Free

Unfortunately, too many people overcomplicate concepts with jargon and busy diagrams when in fact, they are actually trying to simplify things.

Talk at the 10th Grade – Simplify Your Communication

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