Storytelling and public speaking go hand in hand. People hate to be told what to think or do, but they love thinking they came up with it themselves. This is where storytelling comes in. Controlling the narrative and taking people on a journey is powerful. It creates more engagement, allows people to relate on a deeper level and best of all lets you impact more people when you are presenting.

Having watched 100’s of amazing speakers over the years one that has stuck with me due to both his storytelling and do it his way attitude is Nick Bowditch.

Nick is a successful (and unsuccessful) entrepreneur, a storyteller, a marketer, an addict, a mental health advocate, a sexual abuse victim, and someone who lives with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Nick is also a survivor.

As the only person in Asia-Pacific to have worked at both Facebook and Twitter, Nick is also a thought-leader in using social media as a storytelling tool for businesses and individuals alike, he is a sought-after keynote speaker, and travels nationally and internationally encouraging audiences to be the very best versions of themselves, to FINALLY start owning and telling their OWN story, to discover their resilience and their true voice, and to find their kindness.

Social Media:

Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nickbowditch/
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www.nickbowditch.com.au