Michael Davis: Stories Unplugged: What Makes Them Good, What Makes Them Memorable

Description

Stories Unplugged: What Makes Them Good, What Make Them Memorable

Effective storytelling can be a minefield of challenges. It’s easy to fall into the trap of delivering narratives that get lost in today’s ocean of stories.

"Stories Unplugged: What Makes Them Good, What Makes Them Memorable” will help you avoid this problem. It’s an energetic, engaging, and interactive session led by presentation skills trainer ( and NSA member) Michael Davis.

This isn't just another lecture; it's a transformative experience that equips you with the tools to tell your stories with greater confidence, more impact, and longer-lasting influence.

You’ll walk away from this session with the know-how to craft narratives that captivate and leave an indelible mark on every audience.

In-Person Agenda

8:30 to 9:00: Networking

9:00 to 11:15: Main Program (includes activities and opportunities to connect with each other)

11:30 to 12:30: Implementation Mastery Session

Bio

Michael Davis helps speakers and business leaders increase their confidence,

and improve their influence and impact through more memorable stories and

speeches.

His passion for his work has its roots in a humiliating experience in front of his

first grade class. That kept him from voluntarily speaking in front of groups of any

size for the next 25 years.

A threatened job loss motivated Michael to deal with his fear. With the help of

world class speakers, he discovered the skills and tools to become an influential

speaker, trainer, and coach.

Michael has helped speakers, business leaders and TEDx speakers on five

continents deliver presentations that have been viewed over five million times.

He’s the author of seven books on storytelling and speaking, and is the founder

of Speaking CPR.

He lives in Blue Ash, Ohio with his family, and the overlords of their house, Sky

the Super Chihuahua and her underling, Riley the Mini-Chihuahua.