I struggled with incorporating story into my training - the biggest pain was branching simulations... this will help you see it from a different perspective. It might be better on youTube because of my chicken scratch visualisations  - https://youtu.be/AlE58VUSca0

Here are some tips on how to overcome this and how to think about all that resistance you're facing. 

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In this two-segment episode, I explore why first-person experiences fail to change beliefs and why. Enjoy and share!

We have some unlearning to do - how you ask for what you need, how you manage your relationships, and how you're going to show up. 

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What if instead of recreating all the content into more "mobile-friendly" versions... we focus on getting people excited about what is already in the LMS? How do you do that? Here are some dos and don'ts on how to accomplish this. Enjoy and share!

Engagement in learning? Here is the audio from a recent live where I added some distinction between shallow and deep engagement. With deep engagement always being the super goal. 

There’s a lot of talk out there...and there’s a lot of bad info too

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I ran a webinar recently and afterwards got a lot of great questions and compliments. One of the comments was... "that's great Anna, but my learners are different, they are way too serious for stories and comic style anything... this won't work for them" - here's what I said :)