If you want to know where all the Koreans get their power from...

Korean Kimchi Power

Read vowels with me: How to pronounce 24 vowels in Chinese Pinyin.
Let us read together the 24 vowels in Pinyin one by one.

汉语拼音

Read vowels with me: How to pronunce 24 vowels in Chinese Pinyin

Do you know   the names  of clothings in greek? If you dont know, this podcast is for you! You will learn how called the clothes in greek!

Greek podcast

clothing

"The secret of attraction is to love yourself."

A 30-day positive affirmation journey with Rose

Day 12

El día de hoy me encuentro con Milo un tutor de Italki de Medellín, Colombia, hablamos sobre juegos infantiles, aquí podrás escuchar verbos conjugados en el Pretérito Imperfecto o Pasado Imperfecto del modo Indicativo. 

Visiten a Milo: https://www.italki.com/teacher/11526291/spanish

No Manches Que Bacano

Children's Games

私が住んでいるところを紹介します。
I will show you where I live.
transcript:
https://www.me-class.jp


Megumi's Daily Japanese Adventures

#005 私の住んでいるところは... Where do I live...

My spouse and I discuss three novels we read about ancient Egyptian queens. 

List of novels and who it's about:
Daughter of the Gods- Hatshepsut (Pharaoh)
Nefertiti- about the famous queen Nefertiti
The Heretic Queen- Nefertari

Learn English with Stories

Ancient Egyptian Queens

Forget bullet points and dry statistics. Capturing attention and sparking action requires a different approach: storytelling.  Effective communication transforms you from an information provider into a captivating storyteller, weaving a narrative that resonates with your audience.

Why Stories?

Humans are wired for stories. They tap into emotions, create a sense of connection, and make information more memorable.  A well-crafted story in a business presentation can:

Illustrate complex concepts: Imagine explaining a new marketing strategy. By weaving a story about a customer's journey, you make the strategy relatable and engaging.
Highlight challenges and solutions: Business is full of obstacles. Share a story about overcoming a past hurdle, showcasing your problem-solving expertise.
Inspire and motivate: The most powerful stories evoke emotions and ignite action. Use a story of a customer's success to inspire others to do the same.

Identify the Hero: Every story needs a hero. In a business context, the hero could be your customer, your team, or even your company itself.
Define the Obstacle: What challenges does the hero face? This could be a market disruption, a competitor's strategy, or an internal obstacle to overcome.
Showcase the Journey: How does the hero overcome the obstacles? This is where you highlight your product, service, or strategy in action.
Deliver a Satisfying Resolution: What is the positive outcome of the story? Did the hero achieve their goal? Leave your audience with a sense of accomplishment and hope.
Storytelling in Action:

Imagine pitching your innovative new software to potential investors. Instead of a dry presentation full of technical jargon, weave a story about a struggling small business frustrated with outdated software.  Highlight how your product transformed their operations, leading to increased efficiency and growth.  This narrative approach connects on an emotional level, making your pitch more memorable and impactful.



The Global Professional Podcast

Storytelling in Business Communication  EP 28

What can you do to stay consistent with your improvement over the weekend? 