BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//github.com/ical-org/ical.net//NONSGML ical.net 5.1.4//EN VERSION:2.0 BEGIN:VEVENT DESCRIPTION:The ability to tell a story is perhaps one life’s most useful skills.   Stories are certainly a great way to retain members and gain n ew Rotarians.     ​Smart leaders use stories to motivate team members and inspire high performance.  Savvy salespeople tell stories to encoura ge prospects to become customers.  Parents use stories to inspire good be havior from their children.   Yet\, most people don’t really know how t o tell a story.    The creation of a powerful narrative cannot be ad-lib bed\, but it can be shaped and sculpted\, especially if you are familiar w ith the narrative essentials.   International author and speaker (and our D6380 Governor in 2016-17) Michael Angelo Caruso teaches how to use the p ower of narrative in Rotary\, at work and at home.    At this unique One Rotary Summit\, you'll have tons of fun  as you sharpen your story-telli ng skills and learn how to:   Stage and frame the story   Learn to pick up signals that people are ready for your story   Develop a flair for sto rytelling   Establish (and deliver) positive expectations   Master the t wo-minute "signature story"   Customize your story for each of the four m ain personality stories   Read your audience better   Stay on message   Get people to act on your story such as attend an event or join your club   Increase fundraising   Get a promotion from the boss  DTEND:20190914T183000Z DTSTAMP:20261008T112227Z DTSTART:20190914T123000Z LOCATION:Concordia University SEQUENCE:1 SUMMARY:One Rotary Summit 2019 UID:63fcd6ab-ce99-43a4-954c-f5d21aff4633 X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:
The ability to tell a story is perhaps one life&rsquo\;s most useful sk ills.
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Stories are certainly a great way to reta in members and gain new Rotarians. \; \;
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​Smart leaders use stories to motivate team members and inspire high p erformance. \; Savvy salespeople tell stories to encourage prospects t o become customers. \; Parents use stories to inspire good behavior fr om their children.
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The creation of a powerful narrative cannot be ad-libbed\, but it can be shape d and sculpted\, especially if you are familiar with the narrative essenti als.
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International author and speaker (and our D6380 Governor in 2016-17) Michael Angelo Caruso teaches how to use the po wer of narrative in Rotary\, at work and at home.\n\n
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 \;At this unique One Rotary Summit\, you'\;ll have tons of fun& nbsp\; as you sharpen your story-telling skills and learn how to:
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Stage and frame the story
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Le arn to pick up signals that people are ready for your story< /span>
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< span style="font-family:arial\,helvetica\,sans-serif\;">Develop a flair for storytelling
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E stablish (and deliver) positive expectations
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Ma ster the two-minute "\;signature story"\;\n\n
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Customize your story for each of the four main personality stories
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Read your audience better
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Stay on message
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Get people to act on your sto ry such as attend an event or join your club
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In crease fundraising
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