Imagine being able to share stories effortlessly and impactfully no matter your audience. To a group of parents or a group of policymakers. With 7-year-olds or with 70-year-olds.
In this half-hour episode of Second Nature Stories, Penny Terry chats with Tasmania's outgoing Commissioner for Children and Young People, Leanne McLean. Together, they explore Leanne's tips for having great conversations and the habits she’s developed to make storytelling both automatic and impactful.
So grab your earphones, and your notetaking device and get listening!
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Clear your diary!
Ok, that sounds a bit dramatic.
However, we want to give you plenty of warning so you can book our next live Zoom catch-up in your diary.
It’s happening on Tuesday the 15th of October, between 10am - 11am.
It’s an opportunity to connect with others in your industry, get some communication and storytelling tips, and troubleshoot any problems. You come armed with a question or story, or just turn up ready to listen and learn.
You can register now so it ends up in your diary.
The Storytelling Habits of a Commissioner for Children and Young People.