Slides don't Save Lives
But you do, and this course will teach you how to tell that story—that pitch.
Are you ready to become a better version of yourself?
Unlocking the storyteller
Everyone is a storyteller, some might be good at it, a few understand i’ts more than a soft-skill, it’s a must skill and only a handful of medical doctors and researchers will learn that more than storytelling, it’s story writing. Welcome to the Story Pitcher.
This live cohort will teach you how to harness the power of writing, storytelling, words. Unlock your inner ability to bring your work to more people, achieve more, save more lives.
Why now?
It’s important to have a compelling story now more than ever. Differentiate yourself by sharing a story that truly connects with your audience. By doing so, you can make a meaningful impact not only on your colleagues but also on the lives of your patients and others. A powerful story has the potential to be remembered and to make a real difference. A 60-slide IMRAD presentation won’t save lives, but a story backed by research can.
You will improve your presentation. You will become a better storyteller.
Unlock your potential
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This is not your typical story-to-stage or pitch-like-a-master type of course. This is for doctors ready to learn how to harness storytelling techniques in everyday work and life, starting from your next talk. This course is specifically designed for doctors about to take the stage for the first time in a new way.
Join if you want to:
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Translate your research into a compelling story that resonates with your audience.
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Share knowledge and explain your research methodology; be a leader.
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Harness storytelling as a powerful skill in your field.
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Build and strengthen your reputation as a researcher and clinician.
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Being a good presenter can propel your medical career.
This is how we build storytellers, Through habits
Six weeks, two sessions every week, we learn, we practice, we pitch, we write, we edit, we improve, we repeat.
Each week will consist of a one-hour session, mostly interactive, during which Nir will present the methodology's concepts.
The second session will be practice and questions.
This session will be a 90 min chance to present, edit, and learn everything we did the past week, improving individual projects each participant is working on
Stop answering:“yeah, I think it went well”and move to:It went exactly as planned.
THE STRUCTURE
WEEK 1:Set the stage
We will test your most basic skills, speaking, writing, and improving
WEEK 2: Meet your audience
How they think, and what they care about. We will learn how the human brain works and why we care about emotions more than anything else.
WEEK 3: You are the storyteller
Now we focus on you, your ability to tell a good story, to measure what a good story looks like, how it sounds. We will define the difference between verbal and written and explore why writing is crucial.
WEEK 4: The ingredients
It's time to learn how good storytelling works, what is needed, and how much of each to ensure our stories resonate. Yes, these are storytelling KPIs.
WEEK 5: The framework
It is time to put everything into place: the structure, the hook, the paragraphs, and the ending. We will discuss how to build and construct a good story.
WEEK 6: Words matter
No matter how much we learn, it’s all about mindset. Positive or negative, we choose how to look at the world. Writing gives us the power to decide how life will look and which stories we tell.
It is time to wrap up and finish with the most powerful tool of all: words.
