Have you ever wondered what makes a story truly impactful in a presentation? In this episode of The Quiet And Strong Podcast, host David Hall sits down with Dr. Simon Raybould to explore the art and science of purposeful storytelling. Dr. Raybould, a research scientist and presentation trainer, shares his unique insights into how stories can be powerful tools for introverts and extroverts alike.

Listeners will learn about the different types of stories—whether for building rapport, establishing authority, or simply entertaining—and how to strategically deploy them to make a lasting impact.

Why should you listen? This episode offers practical advice on mastering storytelling to elevate your presentations, making them not just informative but transformative. It's a must-listen for anyone wanting to harness the power of stories to influence, educate, and inspire.

Tune in, learn, and be strong.

Episode Link: QuietandStrong.com/209

Dr. Simon Raybould started life as a research scientist, with a PhD looking at the causes of childhood cancers. It's this intellectually rigorous approach that differentiates him from most presentation trainers...but he's also been a lighting designer for dance companies, a playwright, an author, a teacher, a trainer, professional speaker, and a fire-eater.

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Website: Storymaking.Business/

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